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San Antonio Planning Commission approves consent agenda and continues several rezoning cases to later meetings

Planning Commission · January 14, 2026
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Summary

On Jan. 14 the Planning Commission approved the consent agenda and agreed to continue multiple items: item 11 (1514 Rigsby) and item 13 (4131 Culebra) to Jan. 28, and items 15, 16 and 18 to Feb. 11 so applicants can provide additional materials or resolve permitting issues.

The San Antonio Planning Commission approved its consent agenda at the start of the Jan. 14 meeting and then heard multiple land‑use items that commissioners voted to continue to future sessions.

Item 11 (a requested amendment to the Southeast Community Area Plan for 1514 Rigsby Avenue) was presented by staff; the applicant was not present and the commission voted to continue the case to Jan. 28, 2026.

Item 13 (proposed amendment for 4131 Culebra Road) drew a detailed presentation from Gerald Newton and property owner Andrew Hajjali, who said the combined lots fronting Culebra should be reclassified to allow motor vehicle sales. Staff recommended denial because the proposed regional center/ C3 classification would allow more intense commercial uses next to residences. Commissioners suggested the applicant consider a narrower rezoning (C2 with a conditional use limited to the southern half of the combined lots) or submit a site plan; the commission voted to continue the item to Jan. 28 to allow the applicant to pursue those options and to resolve outstanding work‑without‑permit issues that staff flagged.

Items 15 and 16, applications involving Gonzaga Medical Group, were combined for consideration; the applicant asked for a four‑week continuance and the commission continued both items to Feb. 11 to allow the representative to pursue possible revisions.

Item 18 (2601 Guadalupe Street) was presented by property owner Voltaire Zambrano; staff recommended denial because the property is mid‑block and surrounded by single‑family homes. The owner requested a continuance to further coordinate with neighborhood representatives; the commission granted the four‑week continuance to Feb. 11.

Where applicants or staff indicated additional materials would help, commissioners asked that site plans, stormwater analyses or conditional‑use language be provided prior to the next hearings.