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- Item 5 (1829 San Angelo Boulevard): The commission continued the application for three weeks to the May 6 hearing to allow the applicant to provide a clearer site plan, respond to traffic and circulation questions, and continue discussion with neighbors. Commissioner Daniel Kellum moved to continue; Commissioner Taylor Watson seconded and the continuance passed. Staff noted site‑plan and alley access questions remain; the applicant offered to pave or improve the alley if required.

- Item 23 (320 East Carson Street): The applicant seeks MF‑18 limited density multifamily to restore four units on a lot currently with four units. Commissioner Taylor Watson moved to continue the case to May 20 so the applicant can meet with the Government Hill Alliance and provide documented neighbor support within 200 feet; Commissioner Eddie Reyes seconded and the motion passed.

- Item 29 (9615 US Highway 181 North): The applicant requested and the commission accepted a continuance to May 6 to allow submission of a fuller site plan. The applicant stated they will amend the request to C2CD with a conditional use for a concrete batching plant; the applicant said an improved site plan would be submitted within 2–3 weeks.

Commissioners said continuances allow time to refine site plans and to ensure meaningful neighborhood outreach. Commissioner Watson urged applicants to contact the district commissioner early so questions can be addressed ahead of the hearing. The continuances were carried by roll call votes.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","San Antonio - Zoning Commission - Apr 15, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Multiple cases were continued so applicants can provide clearer site plans or engage neighborhood associations; continuances set for May hearings.","taxTitle","San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas","taxId",2771,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6603811,"Zoning commission denies request for conditional auto‑repair uses near Dominion Place after community opposition",1846,5066000,6912000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2998052-3cb099be1d948c8c79bbd56a26006838&start=5066&end=6912","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2998052-3cb099be1d948c8c79bbd56a26006838/thumbnail_5066000.jpg","/articles/6603811/San-Antonio/Bexar-County/Texas/Zoning-commission-denies-request-for-conditional-autorepair-uses-near-Dominion-Place-after-community-opposition","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6603811-9431654a5ccae9dd5180aa6dc77631f1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163445&Signature=Mz~U~~x16n9Fb99fzSwHH933qxC3J7Lxm3oTuCEZpkHEZeiDukuBaOQKLYoZAYVpMMf9zX-6THa16kBjdjUPr1i~MeexutySRWZZ8r0M5KxMsJH8RalX7XuX1TJwAQsphw~wRJ~MyJ7aaqFMCc7tJiA2rM6hEuWIU12KlHafQAC4v5F9qKqUPtT9HnbPXTE9oZQYy2-Sdd6AMxDiZVSc9GUdPXenhd6bGquJE2RFrOZByrpYXnbPXwQyjfTW1Nw294GngU~s57KWSHrKFwo3u89vM6puxqDkOYIh9b-G4cel07TJrSDjlpqJ-of2tNb4W6U294AX75g9jq1tGuLnQg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Zoning Commission voted to deny a rezoning request that would have allowed auto and light‑truck repair (including work on motorcycles, ATVs and high‑performance vehicles) on a 2.35‑acre tract near IH‑10 north of Loop 1604. The applicant asked to rezone from C2 to C2CD with a conditional use authorizing several auto‑related services; staff recommended approval, but the commission voted to deny the conditional rezoning after substantial opposition from nearby office parks and neighborhood representatives.

Applicant representatives described plans for three buildings to serve high‑end automotive clients, noting existing similar uses nearby and site constraints including Edwards Aquifer recharge regulations. Opponents said the proposed conditional uses would be incompatible with the nearby Dominion Place office park and the adjacent residential R6 zoning to the west. Jacques Benatar, representing owners and tenants of Dominion Place Office Park, told the commission the area had been planned for professional office uses and that adding an auto repair/high‑performance service would \"threaten to disrupt that balance\" and introduce noise and fumes.

Norman Mueller said the neighborhood objected to the “high performance” aspect and potential noise, and the Dominion Homeowners Association general manager, Rob McDaniel, appeared in opposition on behalf of the HOA board. During a mediation meeting requested by the district office, the opposition asked for concessions, including restricted hours (proposed 8 a.m.–6 p.m.) and sound‑mitigation measures; the applicant declined those concessions at the meeting and at the hearing.

Commissioner Roland Gonzales moved to deny the application, citing the strong opposition and noting that the property had been purchased with C2 zoning and that the applicant had a business plan for uses permitted in C2. Commissioner Marco Barros seconded the motion. After roll call, the motion to deny carried. Several commissioners emphasized the weight of HOA opposition (Gonzales noted the Dominion HOA represents about 1,700 homes and homeowners reported via the HOA that they opposed the request) and the absence of agreement on proposed concessions.

Outcome: motion to deny the rezoning passed; staff and applicant were advised the decision is a recommendation to City Council and any future application should address neighborhood concerns and mitigation measures.","The Zoning Commission denied a request to rezone a site near IH‑10 for an expanded auto‑repair and high‑performance vehicle service, citing extensive neighborhood and Dominion Place office park opposition.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6603816,"Neighbors and businesses oppose proposed conversion of Motel 6 to long‑term housing; case continued to May 6",1812,1627000,3439000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2998052-3cb099be1d948c8c79bbd56a26006838&start=1627&end=3439","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2998052-3cb099be1d948c8c79bbd56a26006838/thumbnail_1627000.jpg","/articles/6603816/San-Antonio/Bexar-County/Texas/Neighbors-and-businesses-oppose-proposed-conversion-of-Motel-6-to-longterm-housing-case-continued-to-May-6","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6603816-72af1817e5d250053984ed541e29265d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163445&Signature=mMSS8MkRtrOWC3gZIVcXnI0z1KFANBRi1uFQBzeujFGS-QCioQ8tkXq4Y~xjU0wBupHWZa~40~sAIaIB-PZkYHOCeF2Uzb-BjGmYnGa0uJTR3osvK2cnB5QzFtP5qbEi8LpLwuWdmgWF3udBpdBePpf8-mZJZaB~91nOoVX4r4TLthyDcY-YvI37WTPaAce3mesUggl2YaBF7kJuViW2jSQBmlx1Ejdmxpi4bxmvayK6B5zac4xOuRzGeIWD7KPesFjj4r7vWfsrfsH5CL7BTElA1hXV~zsD~AxgDVtF9dfUEYL8dvDJuEPIcKEALTQ~SvwJU0TNqyL4WaiLsMyeHA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Zoning Commission heard a string of voice mails and in-person public comments opposing a proposed rezoning to allow long‑term residential use at a Motel 6 property near the airport (case number referenced ending in 063). Multiple speakers described the motel site as unsuitable for permanent housing because of heavy airport noise, surrounding industrial land uses, limited neighborhood amenities and concerns about crime.

Callers and speakers said the site lacks grocery stores, parks, and safe routes for children, and lies in a flight path. One speaker, Joseph A. Carrion, said the Warehouse 5 rezoning (a separate consent item) \"has become part of the broader West Commerce Buena Vista corridor of business incubators\" and supported that rezoning; others commenting on the motel conversion urged denial or asked the commission to postpone action. A number of callers cited police‑reported incidents in the motel area from November through March, including arrests and other incidents; one caller said, \"There is more than enough low income housing in our area for sure, and we don't want any more of it in our neighborhood.\"

Speakers who addressed the motel proposal in person included Sam Mendez (resident) and Montgomery Howard (architect and member of the Greater Harmony Hills Neighborhood Association, speaking as a private citizen). Mendez described the location as surrounded by freeway and airport noise and said, \"Where are your kids gonna play?\" Howard told commissioners the existing zoning and the City's planning work should be respected and said the applicant had not made \"a compelling case to make this change that would benefit the community immediately surrounding the building.\" Several voicemail commenters and callers echoed those concerns.

The Commission's docket listed the motel conversion among several items noted for a continuance discussion. After hearing the voice mails and public speakers, the Commission voted to continue four items — listed by staff as items 8, 14, 204 and 28 — to the May 6 hearing. Commissioner Taylor Watson moved for the continuance and Commissioner Marco Barros seconded; roll call vote was recorded as unanimous.

No formal zoning decision on the motel conversion was made at the hearing; the item will be discussed again on May 6 and the commission encouraged continued engagement between applicants, staff and neighbors.","Residents, business owners and callers told the Zoning Commission that a proposed conversion of Motel 6 near the airport is unsuitable for long‑term family housing; the item was continued to the May 6 meeting.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6603820,"Zoning commission approves consent docket and several individual rezonings, sends items to City Council",1240,288000,1528000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2998052-3cb099be1d948c8c79bbd56a26006838&start=288&end=1528","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2998052-3cb099be1d948c8c79bbd56a26006838/thumbnail_288000.jpg","/articles/6603820/San-Antonio/Bexar-County/Texas/Zoning-commission-approves-consent-docket-and-several-individual-rezonings-sends-items-to-City-Council","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6603820-d90f4a082f6a8287c552ffcd25211487/orig.mp4?Expires=1771163445&Signature=ev8TBShP1LJNViCBu4kHG-UmHXjfECMII6HDIFuozBJK2M6ZeSasLe4Pz8N9W8d-XQwPv6DgrbgpHpFzEq3uFWDY~CPXyQHavJZe43DUyc9FYZkpdWi5ndIbkQ5d821~oJNvOMfB-bPRvwBZvEfrumkgNGoFCJQTFCs10yjdh7ZfJhpDFm1WD7GhyUJi4XuQ5vLY5~1VbGlvJ~LFv3C3~9lK55ZwZhBpOUDC424uQ~8ImIN3xfQzYw2AJpS0TNYN29s5~I02RSx9LMI~EwukXs8dOq2k9yytJKA6zSmVtXuE2L11vW2zxQPVrGszNd9kdkiFMfm8lGlmcw2Pv9JyHw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The City of San Antonio Zoning Commission approved a multi-item consent docket and several individual rezoning requests during a regularly noticed meeting called to order by Chair John Bustamante. Commissioner Taylor Watson moved to approve the consent items as amended; Commissioner Marco Barros seconded, and the motion passed on a roll-call vote with all commissioners voting in favor.

The consent docket included items 7, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 201, 202, 205, 206, 207 and 30. Item 7 (2456 Cincinnati Avenue) was amended on the record to R4CD with a conditional use for three dwelling units; the applicant confirmed the amendment. Item 26 (3625 West Avenue) also was amended and approved on the consent docket as read into the record. The commission noted public comments received on several consent items, including voice mails in support of the large-area rezoning case listed as item 9 and support for Warehouse 5 (item 30).

Separately, the commission approved two individual items that had presentations and staff recommendations: Item 3 (rezoning at FM 1560 North to C2CD to allow a sound and recording studio) was approved with conditions including restricted hours of operation (Monday–Saturday, 8 a.m.–6 p.m.) and no outdoor speakers. Item 4 (17910 Bulverde Road) was approved to allow a craft brewery as a conditional use; staff recommended approval and there were no public objections.

Commission discussion stressed that commission recommendations move to City Council for final action. Chair Bustamante said, \"If you were present for any of the items that were just read, those have been approved and are moving on to city council.\" The commission recorded a unanimous roll call approving the consent motion and the individual items noted above.

The commission also announced that items 1, 2 and 10 (on Pine, Heath and Troy) were withdrawn or postponed and would be rescheduled; affected property owners will receive new notices.

Votes at a glance (selected):
- Motion to approve consent items and amended items (items 7 and 26 amended): Mover: Commissioner Taylor Watson; Second: Commissioner Marco Barros; Outcome: approved (unanimous roll call).
- Item 3 (C2 to C2CD; sound/recording studio) — approved with conditions; Outcome: approved.
- Item 4 (C2 to C2CD; craft brewery / bar-tavern conditional use) — approved; Outcome: approved.

The commission readied approved items to move forward to City Council; applicants and affected parties were told the approved items will be noticed for City Council consideration.","The City of San Antonio Zoning Commission approved a multi-item consent docket and several standalone rezoning requests, forwarding them to City Council after roll-call votes.","actionData","errors"]

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