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City attorney recommends citations instead of towing; RFQ for special magistrate to be posted
Summary
City Attorney Gerald T. Buhr told the commission he recommends switching from towing to citations for vehicles permanently parked at City Park and proposed posting an RFQ to hire a Special Magistrate to process citations; Commissioner Randy Huckabee will work with Buhr to craft a solution.
City Attorney Gerald T. Buhr recommended that San Antonio implement parking citations rather than tow vehicles parked permanently at City Park, and proposed using a Special Magistrate to adjudicate those citations.
Buhr said a Request for Qualifications for the Special Magistrate position will be posted. Commissioner Randy Huckabee volunteered to work with Buhr to develop a proposal and present it at a future meeting.
No ordinance or formal vote was recorded at the May 5 meeting; Buhr’s recommendation and the planned RFQ were presented for future action.
