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Ann McGlone presents Comprehensive Plan |
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Proposed Scope, Process and Time Line
City Council has directed staff to undertake a Comprehensive Plan which will become the community's official policy guide for physical improvement and development. In June of 2008 the City created a Department of Community Development to manage, create and implement the Plan. (read more - pdf).
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Months-long roadwork aggravates |
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Written by Colin McDonald • Express-News
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First there was
the crane that threatened to topple over, and they closed the street.
Then the trucks drove over the water lines and the toilets would no
longer flush. That was just in one week of construction on West Sunset
Road. (read more).
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AH City Council approves $48,000 sewer upgrade |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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The Alamo Heights City Council approved a change order of more than
$48,000 for the design and replacement of a portion of sewer line on
East Castano Avenue – the first project identified in the city’s $7.5
million capital improvements project – to ensure a longer life for the
street work. (read more).
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AH approves $160K fire truck shed... |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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Alamo Heights approves $160K fire truck shed; start plans for new City Hall
lamo Heights City Council members have approved spending more than
$160,000 for a temporary metal structure to house a yet-undelivered new
fire truck, and have jump-started plans toward designing a new City
Hall and fire station. (read more).
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AT&T move will jar upper-end housing |
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Written by Aïssatou Sidimé • Express-News
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The Dominion,
Monte Vista, Alamo Heights, Inwood, Deerfield and Sonterra will see a
flood of homes for sale in the next six months. That will increase
price pressures at a time when San Antonio's home prices still are
running counter to the national trend. So far this year, local home
values are averaging 2 percent growth, according to the San Antonio
Board of Realtors. (read more).
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AT&T moving HQ, 700 jobs to Dallas |
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Written by Travis E. Poling And William Pack • Express-News
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 AT&T Inc.,
the former Baby Bell that grew from San Antonio’s largest corporate
citizen into the world’s biggest telecommunications company, stunned
local business and government leaders Friday by saying it is moving its
headquarters to Dallas. (read more).
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Developer plans 2 senior communities |
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Written by Creighton A. Welch • Express-News
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Construction is
set to begin in September on Franklin Park at Sonterra and in March on
Franklin Park at Alamo Heights, and they both should be finished about
a year later. (read more).
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Fort Sam to receive nearly $30 million |
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Fort Sam Houston slated to receive nearly $30 million in additional funding
San Antonio's congressional delegation announced that Fort Sam Houston
will receive $28 million as part of an $863 million bipartisan bill
passed by the U.S. House of Representatives this week in support of
Base Realignment and Closure Commission (BRAC) efforts. (read more).
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Fort Sam: ‘Growth potential is huge’ |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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The ongoing transformation of Fort Sam Houston and Camp Bullis as a
national command center will bring with it an influx of 8,000 new
residents to the area – many of them potential homeowners in Alamo
Heights and Terrell Hills, according to a top base official. (read more).
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AH goes green with Windtricity |
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Written by Tony Cantú • North San Antonio Times
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“You would reduce your reliance on traditional fossil fuels,”
Chamberlain said. He said 109 Alamo Heights households now use wind
power, as well as the H-E-B Central Market on Broadway. (read more).
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AHNA Luncheon Features Ann McGlone |
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Popular AHNA Luncheons Have
New Location & Date;
McGlone Featured
A PERMANENT CHANGE OF LOCATION AND DATE has been announced for the Alamo Heights Neighborhood Association's popular series of Dutch treat lunches, which help AHNA members get to know different City Council members or key City staffers each month. These programs also give City officials the opportunity to hear directly from residents on critical issues facing Alamo Heights. (read more). Photo by Mary Candee.
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