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Commission approves liquor sales rezoning at 1246 S. General McMullen after neighborhood objections
Summary
The San Antonio Zoning Commission approved an applicant’s request to rezone 1246 S. General McMullen to permit sale of alcohol. Neighbors and a neighborhood association opposed the change because of a nearby church; staff discussed Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) measurement rules and the measured distance to the church.
The San Antonio Zoning Commission approved a rezoning that allows sale of alcoholic beverages at 1246 S. General McMullen after public comment from neighbors and discussion about state measurement rules for liquor-license proximity to churches.
Amin Giovanni, the applicant, said he has owned the property for 15 years and sought to re-activate a vacant storefront by opening a liquor sales business: “tengo una propiedad por quince años… Yo quisiera poner, personalmente, una venta de licores ahí.” Neighbors and a…
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