All right.

The time is now 203, and we will begin on Thursday, June 4th, 2026 in the city of San Antonio.

I apologize.

Okay, so can you hear me?

This is John.

Sorry to interrupt.

We need you to see the camera on verify quorum.

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The time is now 2 03 p.m.

on Thursday, June 4th, 2026.

And the City of San Antonio zoning and land use session is called to order.

City Clerk, please call the roll.

Councilmember Corr.

Councilmember Mickey Rodriguez.

Councilmember Via Gran.

Here.

Councilmember Mungia.

Present.

Councilmember Castillo.

Councilmember Galvan.

Councilmember Alderete Gabito.

Councilmember Mesa Gonzalez.

Councilmember Spears.

Councilmember White.

Mayor Jones.

Mayor Pro Tim.

We have quorum.

Great.

The for the record, items four and five have been postponed and will not be considered or discussed today.

So if you came and would like to discuss those items, please see city staff after uh the meeting.

We will go ahead and go on to the agenda.

No, we will go ahead and go on to public comment.

Madam Clerk, do we have a finalized role for public comment here?

All right.

Uh I think we will go ahead and begin.

You will have three minutes to discuss the items we will be considering today.

That includes uh items for continuance and items on consent.

So you will have three minutes.

Uh Jack Finger, you have you can come up to the podium.

You will be speaking on items nine, one and two, three, and twelve.

You have three minutes.

Other members of our San Antonio City Council.

The record my name is Jack M.

Finger, and uh few items I wish to bring to your attention on this portion of the agenda.

Yeah, well, the uh one of them, I guess the most important one is item number item number nine.

The uh it's about placing a uh well it's about placing the three dwelling units, shoehorning them in a little uh uh piece of property over in uh well in the Miss uh Madam Merit's in your your district uh district three.

And uh the big the big thing about this one is that I mean you had so much opposition to this thing.

Uh I'm I'm just repeating what uh I saw in the all the documents.

It says that uh 29 notices that 10 were opposed.

That's uh that's over a third.

When you get anything over the over five or ten percent, you you really have a controversy there, yeah.

And uh outside of the 200 foot-foot uh barrier was you had at least 10 people could come up and say we don't want this either.

Maybe maybe they think it's just a bit too too uh too dense.

Do you think?

So yes, uh you had five people come down to the zoning commission and say no, we don't want this.

Yeah, that's that is really in the Highland Park Neighborhood Association say we don't want it either.

Over this is all over in Caton Avenue.

So maybe just say uh instead of just continuing the thing, why not just say and say no to the whole whole darn thing today, you know?