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The Public Discussion Draft of the Texas A&M-San Antonio Area Regional Center Plan is available for review.
To read the Public Discussion Draft Plan, click here.
The Public Discussion Draft will be available for public comment until March 3, 2024.
Questions and comments can be submitted via the comment forms at the bottom of most pages on this website or by emailing the Project Manager, Heather Yost, at Heather.Yost@sanantonio.gov or in-person at the Open House.
The Open House will be held February 13, 2024 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM in the Vista Room located on the 4th floor of the Central Academic Building on the Texas A&M-San Antonio campus, One University Way, San Antonio, TX 78224. All parking lots are open to visitors, but the closest parking to the meeting location is Lot 2 on the west side of the campus.
El Open House se llevará a cabo el 13 de febrero de 2024 de 5:30 a 7:30 p.m. en el Salón Vista lubicado en el 4to piso del Edificio Académico Central en el campus de Texas A&M-San Antonio, One University Way, San Antonio, TX 78224. Todos los estacionamientos están disponibles a los visitantes, pero el estacionamiento más cercano al lugar de la reunión es el Lote 2 en el lado oeste del campus.
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A History of the Texas A&M Area
The Texas A&M– San Antonio Area Regional Center has a rich past with Native American history and connections to the San Antonio missions and Spanish and Mexican-era land grants. Among the many historic tracts of land in the area is one of the oldest ranches in Texas, the former JLC Ranch, which had been family-owned for more than 200 years since the original grantee, Don Juan Ignacio Perez de Casanova, a Canary Islander, began raising cattle on the land in 1794. The 2,000 plus acre property was sold to the Toyota Manufacturing Company in 2003. The Toyota Company donated 600 acres of the former ranch to the City of San Antonio to create green space along the Leon Creek and Medina River. Institutions, such as the Land Heritage Institute, serve to promote lifelong education for students of all ages by providing interactive experiences along the Medina River with historic, cultural and environmental landscapes to conserve and promote the uniqueness of the area. The Regional Center is named after its largest institution, Texas A&M University - San Antonio (A&M-SA), which was established in fall 2008, and today serves over 6,500 students.
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Texas A&M Area Regional Center Plan Overview
The Texas A&M Area Regional Center Plan is a long-term plan for the future. Thanks for taking the time to read about how we will make the plan and how you can be involved!
Tell us what you think.
Project Manager
Heather Yost
Senior Planner and Project Manager, San Antonio Planning Department
Heather.Yost@sanantonio.gov210-207-7919
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The SA Tomorrow Plan
San Antonio is planning boldly to ensure our great City captures the type of growth and economic development that will lead our community into the future and provide benefits to all our residents. Visit this website to learn more about the Comprehensive Plan and what we’re doing to make San Antonio a diverse and thriving community.
