Additional Information

• If the overlay district (ICOD-1) is adopted, current use and base zoning districts will not change, but new development within the overlay district boundaries would be subject to additional regulations.

• “ICOD-1” will not allow new industrial uses into areas that do not have an industrial base zoning district and does not promote the establishment of new industrial uses in areas that are currently zoned for residential or agricultural uses.

• The proposed overlay district includes multiple exceptions for existing residences, as well as undeveloped properties that have residential zoning.

• The Council has explicit authority over all land use and zoning decisions within City limits. 

• The ICOD is meant to protect public health and safety by limiting the density of residences near heavy industry. 

• If your home is located in the overlay area, you will not have to leave your home as existing residences will not be affected. The proposed overlay district includes multiple exceptions for existing residences, as well as undeveloped properties that have residential zoning.

ONLY PROPERTIES WITHIN THE CITY OF SAN ANTONIO CITY LIMITS AND THE PROPOSED OVERLAY BOUNDARY WILL BE AFFECTED (shown on the map). If you’re not sure whether your property is part of the proposed area, please enter your property address for verification using the map here. 

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SOLO SE AFECTARÁN LAS PROPIEDADES DENTRO DE LOS LÍMITES DE LA CIUDAD DE SAN ANTONIO Y EL LÍMITE SUPERPUESTO PROPUESTO (que se muestra en el mapa). Si no está seguro de si su propiedad es parte del área propuesta, ingrese la dirección de su propiedad para verificarla usando el mapa aquí.