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The San Antonio Historic and Design Review Commission convened on April 2, 2025, to address a light agenda, primarily focusing on the approval of previous meeting minutes and public comments regarding community projects. The commission unanimously approved the minutes from the March 19, 2025, meeting, signaling a smooth start to the session.
A significant topic of discussion was the proposed construction of a splash pad at Woodland Lake Park. Bianca Maldonado, president of the Monticello Park Neighborhood Association, voiced strong support for the project during public comments. She emphasized the need for additional shade structures around the splash pad to enhance safety and comfort for users, particularly during the intense summer heat. The association expressed gratitude for the city staff's engagement and collaboration on this initiative, highlighting the importance of community input in city planning.
Additionally, the commission noted that item number 4, concerning signage at 803 North Cherry, has been postponed for further internal discussions with stakeholders. This decision reflects the commission's commitment to thorough review and community involvement in design matters.
As the meeting progressed, one commissioner requested to pull item 2 for further discussion, indicating ongoing interest and engagement with the proposed splash pad project. The commission's actions today underscore a proactive approach to community development and responsiveness to public feedback, setting the stage for future enhancements in local parks.
Converted from San Antonio - Historic and Design Review Commission - Apr 02, 2025 meeting on April 02, 2025
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