NEW HEARING DATE (tentative): January 15th

The site design for the proposed gas station/convenience store at 418 Florida is meeting the Historic and Design Review Commission (HDRC) on Wednesday, January 15th. It’s Case # 2024-339, address 418 Florida Street. The applicant is requesting approval for their design for a 7200 sq ft structure with convenience store and retail, and six-pump (12 nozzle) gas station.

Link to site plan.

Link to public comment instructions.

Link to LNA’s letter for record (draft).

If you have any questions, please email development@lavaca.net.

The City of San Antonio's Public Works Department will construct general park improvements with a project budget of $700,000.

Click “More Info” for details & public meeting minutes.

Update: Construction is expected to begin late Summer of 2024. Click here for Feb 2024 updates from COSA.

The City of San Antonio’s Public Works Department programmed general park improvements with a project budget of $250,000. The project is nearly complete, with some new landscaping still pending.

Click “More Info” for details & public meeting minutes.

In 2003, Opportunity Home (formerly San Antonio Housing Authority - SAHA) received $18.7 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development HOPE VI Program to demolish all 660 public housing units at Victoria Courts and lead a major revitalization with a mix of public housing affordable and market rate units, rental and homeownership opportunities. Opportunity Homes partnered with master developer Catellus Development Corporation to complete the redevelopment, approved on Sept. 5, 2019.

Click “More Info” for the project plan and regular updates.

The Southtown Community Garden (SCG) is located in the traffic island at Sadie, Eager, and S. Presa Streets (1002 S. Presa).

Originally launched in 2007, the SCG was overseen by a resident in affiliation with the City of San Antonio. The Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the City expired in spring 2022 and is now restricted to neighborhood association participation (no private signees). The LNA is unable to assume this responsibility due to legal and logistical constraints, but has advocated for the City to allow another suitable Lavaca neighborhood partner to run the garden or for the City to maintain this parcel as a clean, safe, and beautiful pocket park.

Click “Email LNA” to provide comment.

The LNA maintains and regularly updates lists prioritizing our traffic and infrastructure needs based on community input.

Click “See Lists” to view what is currently on file with our City Council District 1 office for:
* Crosswalk Installations
* Bike Lane Improvements
* Sidewalk Installations & Repairs
* Road Repairs
* Traffic Safety Measures
* Bus Stop Improvements

Email president@lavaca.net to add your input.