Community Engagement

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Project Background

The Stone Oak Regional Center Plan ("Plan") will help guide development and investments in the area over the next 10 to 15 years. Specifically, the Plan will address the following topics:

  • Land Use
  • Housing
  • Economic Development
  • Mobility
  • Amenities and Public Spaces

In Community Survey #3, the City of San Antonio Planning Department is requesting input on draft Land Use, Housing, and Economic Development recommendations, in addition to requesting input that will be used to develop similar draft recommendations for Mobility, and Amenities & Public Spaces needs specifically for the plan area. All recommendations are meant to build on the Plan’s draft Vision and Goals, which were developed using community input from past surveys and community meetings.

Draft Vision:

The Stone Oak Area Regional Center maintains its natural integrity with ample natural parks and trails, open space, and trees and is well-served with local shops, restaurants, employment and entertainment organized into walkable community hubs supported with resilient infrastructure and connected by a multi-modal roadway and trail network that respects the area’s natural systems and topography. 

Draft Goals:

  1. Promote development, programming and design that encourages walkability in key areas and is compatible with existing neighborhoods and the natural landscape of the area.  

  2. Facilitate development patterns that include local employment and entertainment opportunities in highly walkable and connected activity centers with a variety of amenities catering to different lifestyles.  

  3. Increase the number and diversity of housing opportunities while preserving natural and improved parks and open space interspersed throughout the area to create connectivity for multi-modal transportation options.  

  4. Ensure transportation and other infrastructure is designed to minimize impacts on the natural landscape and implemented prior to or concurrently with new development.

  5. Increase equitable access to parks, open space, trails and diverse recreational amenities throughout the Regional Center.

  6. Create housing, employment, goods and services that serve, support and are accessible to youth, families and older adults.

  7. Incorporate environmentally friendly and sustainable development practices to accommodate growth while preserving natural resources such as groundwater conservation and natural landscaping. 

  8. Create a business-friendly environment that attracts corporations of varying sizes and higher education facilities to locate in the Stone Oak Area Regional Center so that there are diverse employment and educational opportunities.

The boundaries of the Plan area are shown on the Study Area map. Please reference this map when answering questions. 

Draft Recommendations: Land Use, Housing, and Economic Development

The draft recommendations for Land Use, Housing, and Economic Development for the Stone Oak Regional Center were created based on public input during public meetings and surveys. Please review the draft recommendations for Land Use, Housing, and Economic Development, and use the slider to indicate the extent to which you agree or disagree with each. If you have ideas for improvements or general comments relating to the draft recommendations, use the space provided for comments.

Use the slider to rate how much you agree or disagree with each recommendation.

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DRAFT Land Use Recommendation #1
Preserve the identity of existing neighborhoods.

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DRAFT Land Use Recommendation #2
Encourage a vibrant mixture of uses that are suitable to this area.

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DRAFT Land Use Recommendation #3
Identify opportunities to attract mixed-use projects and destination-oriented development.

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DRAFT Land Use Recommendation #4
Modify site design standards where appropriate to encourage desirable growth and development in this area that decreases impervious cover and integrates open spaces and natural areas within housing developments and neighborhoods.

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DRAFT Housing Recommendation #1
Encourage development of a mixture of housing options within large, remaining development sites.

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DRAFT Housing Recommendation #2
Allow for higher density housing near major transportation routes and away from existing lower density neighborhoods.

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DRAFT Housing Recommendation #3
Attract the development of diverse housing types, including smaller footprint attached housing options for workers to help reduce commute times, and allow older adults to remain in the area as they age.

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DRAFT Economic Development Recommendation #1
Attract mixed-use destinations with a focus on entertainment, retail, and services oriented to area workers and residents.

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DRAFT Economic Development Recommendation #2
Support the continued growth of health care in the Regional Center through attraction of businesses and infrastructure to support growth of existing facilities.

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DRAFT Economic Development Recommendation #3
Attract higher education institutions to locate and/or provide classes/services in the Regional Center.

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Comments?
Leave any comments or ideas you have for the draft recommendations.

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Mobility, Focus Areas, and Amenities & Public Spaces

This section of the survey will help us gather input from the community to help staff develop draft recommendations for the Mobility and Amenities & Public Space sections of the Plan.

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Mobility:
Review the sites identified here and rank them in order from 1 through 8, with 1 being the top priority for the most important location for future mobility improvements.

Mobility: Review the sites identified here and rank them in order from 1 through 8 with 1 being the top priority for the most important location for future mobility improvements.
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Mobility
Use the comment box to suggest additional sites that need mobility-related improvements, and to describe what kinds of mobility improvements you would like to see in your priority sites or within the Plan area.

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Focus Areas, and Amenities & Public Spaces
Using the interactive map, please select the appropriate pin and place it (drag and drop) on the map where you would like to see that type of amenity or public space feature. The map depicts the boundary for the entire Stone Oak Regional Center.

You may zoom into the map and place pins anywhere within the Plan Area and share your thoughts by typing in the comments section.

Focus Areas and Amenities & Public Spaces Using the interactive map please select the appropriate pin and place it (drag and drop) on the map where you would like to see that type of amenity or public space feature. The map depicts the boundary for the entire Stone Oak Regional Center. You may zoom into the map and place pins anywhere within the Plan Area and share your thoughts by typing in the comments section.

Optional Questions

The next set of optional questions will help us improve our outreach efforts across the City. The information you share helps us better understand how your lived experiences contribute to your experience and perceptions in this survey. Your responses will remain anonymous.

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How long have you lived in the San Antonio region?

Less than one year
One to five years
Five to ten years
Ten or more years
I do not live in the an Antonio region
I prefer not to answer
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Do you live or own property in the Plan area? If so, for how long?

Less than one year
One to five years
Five to ten years
Ten or more years
I live outside of the plan area
I prefer not to answer
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If you live in the Plan area, do you own or rent your home?

Own
Rent
I live outside the plan area
I prefer not to answer
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Do you work in the Plan area? If so, for how long?

Less than one year
One to five years
Five to ten years
Ten or more years
I do not work in the plan area
I prefer not answer
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If you live or own property in the Plan area, in which neighborhood?

Cavalo Creek Estates
Canyon View
Emerald Forest
Encino Park
Encino Buff
Encino Creek
Encino Rio
Encino Ranch
Gold Canyon
Iron Mountain Ranch
Redland Estates
Redland Ridge
Stone Oak POA
The Terraces at Encino Park
Wilderness Pointe
Other
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City Council District:

District 1
District 2
District 3
District 4
District 5
District 6
District 7
District 8
District 9
District 10
I'm not sure, but this is my address
I prefer not to answer
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Race/Ethnicity (select all that apply):

American Indian or Alaska Native
Asian or Asian American
Black or African American
Hispanic, or Latino/a/x
Middle Eastern or North African
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
White
Prefer to self-describe:
I prefer not to answer
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Living with a disability or other chronic medical condition:

Yes
No
I prefer not to answer
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If yes, please describe your disability or chronic medical condition: (select
all that apply)

Deaf or hard of hearing
Physical or mobility related disability
Intellectual or developmental disability
Mental health condition
Chronic medical condition
Prefer to self-describe:
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Name:

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Email:

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Phone Number:

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