The San Antonio Planning Commission meeting on September 24, 2025, focused on a significant request regarding a resolution for an amendment to the military protection area plan located at 63 Cross Montreal. The commission received seven responses, all in favor, while three opposed the proposal. The committee noted that the proposed use is incompatible with existing land uses and emphasized the need for appropriate intersections.

The property in question is situated on Local Road and is adjacent to residential areas. Concerns were raised about whether the proposed use would alter the character of the existing neighborhood. The Joint Venture for Sustainable Action (JVSA) expressed no objections to the request but recommended denial based on extended notes submitted.

This matter was first discussed on August 27, and the applicant is seeking a two-week postponement to engage further with the community and address their concerns. Kellen Griffin, representing the applicant, stated the intention to communicate with local residents and the Colonists' Association to discuss the community's worries.

The commission noted that several community members signed up to speak on this issue, with seven individuals prepared to address the commission. However, due to the applicant's request for a postponement, the commission has yet to decide whether to grant this request.

Community member George Richmond, who has lived in the area for 37 years, raised concerns about water issues and traffic safety, citing recent accidents in the neighborhood. He emphasized the need for careful consideration of the proposal, given the existing traffic volume and safety challenges.

The meeting concluded with the commission acknowledging the need for further discussion and community engagement before making a final decision on the amendment request.