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Zoning commission approves rezoning for assisted-living and multi‑family project on Southfield Street

5776231 · September 16, 2025
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Summary

The San Antonio Zoning Commission voted to approve a rezoning from R5 to MF25 for properties at 1714 and 1730 Southfield Street to allow a low‑density multifamily project with assisted‑living uses; staff had recommended denial over density concerns.

The City of San Antonio Zoning Commission voted to approve a rezoning of 1714 and 1730 Southfield Street from R5 (residential single‑family) to MF25 (low‑density multifamily) at its regularly noticed meeting; the motion passed on a roll call vote after discussion on density and use. Chair John Bustamante made the motion; Commissioner Woodsett seconded. The rezoning will advance to City Council for final action.

The request would allow a development the applicant described as a 12‑unit project with the ground‑floor units intended for assisted‑living residents and upper‑floor units intended for short‑term rental to medical staff. Samantha Benavides, zoning planner with Development Services, told commissioners staff recommended denial, saying the proposed use was “not consistent with the established…

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