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244Land Control items
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Land ControlCity of San AntonioOct 15, 2026Awaiting minutes

Richland Hills Drive mixed-use zoning major site plan amendment

Amends the principal site plan for a 10.058-acre tract on Richland Hills Drive to increase business park area to about 8.488 acres for a storage and distribution center, reserving about 1.570 acres for residential use, with potential for about 78 units. Staff and the Zoning Commission recommend approval.

Land ControlCity of San AntonioOct 15, 2026Awaiting minutes

North Central plan amendment for 4022 Blanco Road

Changes the future land use designation of 4022 Blanco Road (0.405 acres) from neighborhood commercial to community commercial in the North Central Neighborhoods Community Plan. Staff and the Planning Commission recommend approval, tied to case Z-2026-10700171 CD.

Land ControlCity of San AntonioOct 15, 2026Awaiting minutes

Rezoning 110 Ogden Street to TOD MX-6 AHOD

Changes 800 South Alamo Street from C-3 commercial to TOD MX-6 mixed-use transit zoning within the South Presa/South St. Mary's neighborhood conservation district. Staff and the Zoning Commission recommend approval.

Land ControlCity of San AntonioOct 14, 2026Awaiting minutes

Proposed UDC amendments restricting data centers in zoning districts

Two draft options would change the Unified Development Code for data centers. Option one allows data centers by right in intense commercial and industrial zones if minimum standards are met, and requires a Specific Use Authorization for those that do not meet them. Option two requires a Specific Use Authorization in all cases. Both go to the Zoning Commission on October 20, 2026, with final Council consideration expected October 29, 2026.