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Commission approves ‘Military City USA’ infill lodging proposal after neighborhood objections
Summary
The Zoning Commission approved a rezoning to allow a large short-term lodging project the applicant brands “Military City USA,” intended to host military families. Historic Westside Residents Association opposed the request, citing mid-block commercial intrusion and preservation of affordable single-family housing; the commission approved the change after hearing applicant testimony, a neighborhood voice mail, and public comments.
The Zoning Commission on Jan. 20 recommended approval of a rezoning request on two vacant parcels at 411 and 417 South San Marcos Street to allow a site-specific infill lodging proposal the applicant calls “Military City USA.” The applicant framed the project as a mission-driven short‑term lodging option so military families attending events at Lackland Air Force Base can stay together.
Applicant Roger Livingston described plans for an eight‑bedroom, high‑investment property with military-themed design and said the site is constrained by neighboring industrial sites,…
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