Desarrollo orientado al tránsito
Desarrollo orientado al tránsito
El Desarrollo Orientado al Transporte (TOD) es un enfoque de planificación urbana que promueve el uso del transporte público, mejora la transitabilidad y la accesibilidad y fomenta una combinación de espacios residenciales, comerciales y recreativos dentro de un entorno favorable al transporte al tiempo que reduce la dependencia de los automóviles de uso individual. En 2001, la ciudad de San Antonio adoptó el Código de Desarrollo Unificado que incluye un Distrito de Zonificación "TOD". El objetivo del TOD de San Antonio es crear comunidades vibrantes y habitables donde los residentes puedan vivir, trabajar y jugar muy cerca de las estaciones de tránsito y centros de transporte de VIA.
MARCO DE POLÍTICA ORIENTADO AL TRÁNSITO
La Ciudad está desarrollando un Marco de Políticas DOT que incluirá:
- Recomendaciones para comunidades orientadas al transporte público
- Avanzar en la disponibilidad y asequibilidad de viviendas a lo largo de corredores de tránsito que sean equitativos
- Incentivar el crecimiento económico
Se incluyen dos esfuerzos en esta iniciativa: Un grupo de trabajo TOD revisará la ordenanza de zonificación "TOD" y recomendará enmiendas para su aporte y consideración. El Grupo de Trabajo Técnico del Subcomité de Eliminación de Barreras al Desarrollo y Preservación de Viviendas Asequibles revisará los códigos y políticas de la Ciudad para garantizar la alineación entre vivienda y transporte.
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August 2016
Adoption of the SA Tomorrow Mulitmodal Transportation Plan. To view the plan, click here.
2017
City develops Transit-Supportive Land Use framework to present residents and workers with a range of mobility options, services, and recreational opportunities, as well as access to key destinations, like work and school, within a short distance from home.
May 2020
The voters of San Antonio gave their approval for dedicated funding for transit projects and improvements, with a particular focus on the innovative Advanced Rapid Transit network. The TOD initiative has goals that will encompass, but are not limited to, the following aspects:
“Transit oriented development can have a positive impact on our city's residents if done properly,” Councilman Whyte stated. “Since it has already been decided that we are going to spend money on these new ART lines, it is crucial to have a plan in place to maximize our investment and inform our community as to how their tax dollars are being utilized and the services that will be delivered."
October 2023
In a joint effort, Councilman Whyte and two colleagues submitted a Council Consideration Request (CCR) asking for the formation of a Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) plan in connection with the VIA Advanced Rapid Transit (ART) North/South and East/West lines.
February 2024
Kickoff Meeting with stakeholders for Transit Oriented Development
March 2024
Review:
- Current TOD Zoning Code
- Overview of Proposed Amendments
April 2024
Meeting Canceled due to Fiesta
June 2024 - September 2024
Review:
- Current TOD Zoning Code
- Overview of Proposed Amendments
October 2024
- October 14: Planning Commission Technical Advisory Committee Recommendation on Updated Zoning Code
- October 16: City Council B Session Briefing on Policy Framework and Updated Zoning Code
- October 22: Community Meeting - Central Library
- October 23: Planning Commission Briefing
Transit-Oriented Policy Community Meeting #1
San Antonio's Central Library hosted the TOP's first community meeting.
Transit-Oriented Policy Community Meeting #2
The Woodlawn Lake Gym (1103 Cincinnatti Avenue ) hosted the 2nd TOP Community Meeting.
View the meeting in its entirety.
November 2024
November 2: Community Meeting - Woodlawn Gym
November 5: Zoning Commission Briefing (no public comment)
November 13: Planning Commission Consideration (Public Comment allowed -Planning Commission considers the code that defines the process to create maps. The actual boundaries of the maps will not be deliberated.)
November 18: Board of Adjustment Informative Briefing (no public comment)
November 19: Zoning Commission Consideration (Public Comment allowed – Zoning Commission considers both the code and the actual boundaries of the maps.)
November 20: Housing Commission Consideration of Policy Framework (public comment allowed)
November 20: Historic and Design Review Commission Informative Briefing (no public comment)
December 2024: City Council Consideration
PASSED. December 19: City Council Passes TOD Policy Framework and Updated Zoning Code