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Planning Commission approves rezoning at 422 Hartline Drive to community commercial after neighborhood objections
Summary
The San Antonio Planning Commission on June 11 approved rezoning for 422 Hartline Drive from commercial regional (C-3) to community commercial (C-2, conditional) to allow a small automotive repair use; neighbors raised concerns about large temporary trucks, noise and past property vacancy. Staff initially recommended denial.
The San Antonio Planning Commission approved a rezoning at 422 Hartline Drive on June 11 that changes the property’s designation from commercial regional to community commercial with conditional use to allow an automotive repair tenant, after discussion about neighborhood impacts and temporary storage of large vehicles.
Samantha Benavides, a city zoning planner, introduced the application (case no. not specified) and said staff recommended denial. She told the commission there were no neighborhood association responses within 200 feet and that written protests or formal opposition were not recorded in staff’s summary.
The property owner, Arnold Uribe, and his son Aldo Uribe addressed the commission. Arnold said the…
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