SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio City Council has approved plans for a new stadium, set to be constructed between Kingsbury and West Martin streets.The project wi
The San Antonio City Council has approved plans for a new stadium, set to be constructed between Kingsbury and West Martin streets. SAN ANTONIO - The San Antonio City Council has approved plans for a new stadium, set to be constructed between Kingsbury and West Martin streets.
The TIRZ funds, previously designated for infrastructure improvements, will now partially support the stadium and its surrounding district.District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo, who opposed the funding plan, argues that the money could have been better allocated to other city needs. The stadium itself will cost $160 million, but the development will extend beyond the ballpark. Plans include creating a new sports and entertainment district.Residents in these apartments will be affected by the relocation plan, which is divided into phases.
Councilwoman Castillo stresses that the responsibility to support displaced tenants falls on the property owners.
San Antonio Sports District Resident Relocation Funding TIRZ Councilwoman Castillo Redevelopment
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