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Medranos Seek Variance for 10-Foot Fence at West Avenue Tire Shop

October 06, 2025 | San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas


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Medranos Seek Variance for 10-Foot Fence at West Avenue Tire Shop
A significant request for a variance took center stage at the recent Board of Adjustment meeting in San Antonio, where Calvin and Isla Medrano sought approval for a unique fence project. The couple is asking for permission to install a corrugated metal fence, which deviates from the city's standard material regulations.

In addition to the material variance, they are also requesting a two-foot increase in the maximum allowable height for a rear yard fence, seeking to raise it from eight to ten feet along the east and north property lines. This property, located at the northeast corner of West Avenue and Sacramento Street, currently houses a tire shop that has been recognized as a legal nonconforming use since August 2025.

The outcome of this request could set a precedent for future fence regulations in the area, especially concerning nontraditional materials and height allowances. The Board's decision will be closely watched by local residents and business owners alike, as it may influence similar applications moving forward.

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