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Zoning Commission names Rob Sipes primary and Commissioner Bottos alternate to Planning Commission Technical Advisory Committee

3647281 · June 3, 2025
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Summary

The commission appointed Commissioner Rob Sipes as the zoning commission’s primary representative and Commissioner Bottos as alternate to the Planning Commission Technical Advisory Committee (PTAC) for a two-year term; staff warned of heavy workload during the 2027 UDC amendment cycle.

The City of San Antonio Zoning Commission appointed Commissioner Rob Sipes as its primary member and Commissioner Bottos as the alternate member to serve two-year terms on the Planning Commission’s Technical Advisory Committee (PTAC).

Why it matters: PTAC vets amendments to the city’s Unified Development Code (UDC) and major thoroughfare plan; staff advised the 2027 amendment cycle will require frequent, multi-hour weekly meetings when the cycle reaches PTAC.

Details

Riley Bosakir, senior planner with Development Services, briefed commissioners on the PTAC composition and workload. Bosakir said PTAC includes a mix of planning commission and zoning commission members, board-of-adjustment and parks-board representatives, development professionals, engineers, architects, environmental and historic specialists, and community members. He noted the 2022 PTAC met weekly for about eight straight weeks with four-hour meetings during the amendment cycle.

Commissioner Sipes volunteered to serve again and was nominated and approved by acclamation as the primary member. Commissioner Bottos accepted nomination and was approved as the alternate. Chair John Bustamante thanked the commissioners and staff for continuity heading into another round of UDC amendments.

What happens next

Sipes and Bottos will serve two-year terms and should expect heavy workloads when the 2027 UDC amendment cycle reaches PTAC. The commission asked them to coordinate with staff and report back to the zoning commission as needed.