Councilwoman Teri Castillo filed a council consideration request to discuss the development of a 'green alleyways' pilot program.
Credit:Councilwoman Teri Castillo wants San Antonio to rethink the alley.
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“We’re looking forward to having the larger conversation that comes with a consideration request,” Castillo said. “This idea is flexible, and we can shape it as a council to where it meets the needs of each district.”Bria Woods / San Antonio Report The Office of Sustainability is working with UTSA scientists to see which of five coatings most efficiently reduces the air temperature around them. The results of that data should come by the end of this year, said Julia Murphy, the city’s deputy chief sustainability officer. The next steps will be developed from there, she said.
Castillo said a green alleyways program would help support many existing city programs, such as the city’s, which calls for the city to reduce its emissions of the greenhouse gases driving global warming to net zero by 2050.
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