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The council’s zoning and land use session opened at 3:40 p.m. Mayor Ortiz Jones presided. Members voted to continue a number of items to specific future dates and then considered several items individually. Public commenters raised opposition to some proposals, particularly from nearby residents.

Council action and major approvals came with conditions in most cases. For the San Antonio International Airport vicinity land use amendment and conditional use request for oversized-vehicle service and storage at 422 Heart Line Drive (agenda items 11 and 12), the council approved the application as amended after the applicant submitted a revised site plan and documentation of neighbor support. Staff had recommended denial and the planning and zoning commission had recommended approval. Members noted the applicant offered concessions for neighbors; the motion to approve as amended carried.

The council approved a rezoning at 13527 Southwest Loop 410 to allow an auto and light-truck auction (agenda item 19) with conditions including hours of operation limited to 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., a 30-foot landscape buffer adjacent to single-family uses, downward-facing lighting and other site standards. Staff and the zoning commission recommended approval with those conditions.

Items 25 and 26, a West Sector Plan amendment and related rezoning at 7626 Grissom Road, were approved after debate; staff recommended denial (with an alternate recommendation for C-2 CD with a construction-trades contractor condition) while the planning and zoning commission recommended approval. The council moved to approve.

The council also approved amendments to the UTSA area regional center plan and a conditional zoning for a warehouse at 6131 Days of Allah Road (agenda items 29 and 30) with conditions including limited vehicular access, a 25-foot buffer along property lines adjoining single-family uses, hours of operation from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., downward-facing lighting, a six-foot fence on rear property lines and no outside amplification. Notices were mailed and the record showed mixed responses from nearby residents.

Several other items were approved on the consent agenda. The council also set multiple continuances: a group of items was continued to Sept. 4; another batch to Sept. 18; some items to Oct. 2; and others to Oct. 16. Public commenters asked the council to reject or delay certain proposals, citing traffic, noise, density and proximity to residences.

Public comment included remarks from Jack M. Finger, who repeatedly urged the council to reject or delay proposals he said would harm residential neighborhoods. On the Heart Line Drive proposal Finger said the oversized-vehicle use would be inappropriate on a small residential street: \"this is on a tiny residential street... and they see the problems of it congesting that street with no buffers for the residents.\" Julian Cruz, another commenter on a separate cemetery‑related item continued to a later date, said there were \"only like maybe 8 families total\" within the 200-foot notice area who opposed that proposed cemetery.

The session concluded after the final votes; the meeting was adjourned at about 4:11 p.m.

Votes at a glance
- Items 11 & 12 (422 Heart Line Drive): Approved as amended; conditional use for oversized-vehicle service and storage and land use amendment to community commercial. Staff recommendation: denial. Planning & Zoning: approval. Notices: 39 mailed (8 in favor, 3 opposed). Vote tally: not specified; motion carried.
- Item 19 (13527 Southwest Loop 410): Approved with conditions (auto and light-truck auction; hours 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; 30-foot buffer; downward lighting). Notices: 32 mailed (4 in favor, 0 opposed; 90 in favor outside 200-feet boundary). Vote tally: not specified; motion carried.
- Items 25 & 26 (7626 Grissom Road): Approved (West sector plan amendment and rezoning). Staff recommended denial with alternate C-2 CD; Planning & Zoning recommended approval. Notices: 17 mailed (1 in favor, 0 opposed). Vote tally: not specified; motion carried.
- Items 29 & 30 (6131 Days of Allah Road): Approved with conditions (community commercial/warehouse; limited access; 25-foot buffer; hours 8 a.m.–6 p.m.; downward lighting; 6-foot fence; no outside amplification). Notices: 68 mailed (1 in favor, 2 opposed; additional opposition outside 200-foot boundary). Vote tally: not specified; motion carried.
- Consent agenda (items 2,3,4,5,6,7,10,13,14,23,27,28,32,33): Approved. Vote tally: not specified; motion carried.
- Continuances: Multiple items continued to specified future dates (see clarifying details). Motions to continue carried.

The council did not publish roll-call vote tallies in the on‑record transcript for these motions; where a specific mover or seconder was not identified in the record, the transcript records only that a motion and a second were made and that the motion carried.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","San Antonio - City Council Zoning and Land Use Session Aug 21, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its Aug. 21 zoning and land use session the San Antonio City Council approved several rezoning and conditional-use requests and continued multiple items to later meetings after public comment and limited council discussion.","taxTitle","San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas","taxId",2771,"location","headline","","shortSummary","actionData","errors"]

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San Antonio council continues several zoning items, approves rezoning and conditional uses including Heart Line Drive oversized-vehicle use and UTSA-area wareh