Upcoming Important
Meetings
Northeast Neighborhood
Alliance
District 10 Community
Meeting
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neighborhood event?
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so, please send an e-mail to Rebecca Podowski to make a
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Dear
Neighbors,
We've seen
some residents experiencing sticker shock as they view their 2016
Bexar County Property Tax Appraisals. We want to remind you that
you have until May 31st to contest your property appraisal value.
For more information about Bexar County Appraisal District, or to
file an online appeal, visit their website at www.bcad.org, or call (210) 224-2432.
Last week, the
NEC successfully ran another clean up at the Perrin Beitel-Nacogdoches-Thousand
Oaks triangle. I was very pleased to see so many members of our
community turn out at 7:30 AM on a Monday to clean up this area.
Beautification is one of the NEC's core goals in corridor
revitalization; we invite you to share in the NEC's goal and look
for ways to keep your community clean. If your neighborhood
organization, church, or school would like help coordinating a
clean-up event in your area, please let us know.
There are two
surveys needing your input. The SA Speak Up! Survey allows you to
voice your opinion on what city programs and services matter most
to you, and how you would like to see funding distributed for
Fiscal Year 2017. To take this survey, visit www.saspeakup.com.
The City's
Rideshare survey wants your opinion on ridesharing companies
operating here in San Antonio. As you may remember, companies like
Uber and Lyft are operating under a pilot program here in San Antonio.
Under this program, drivers can opt in to performing a 10-print
background check for additional security. Users of Lyft and Uber
see which drivers have performed this security measure, and have
the opportunity to choose a driver who has passed the additional
background check. After last weekend's vote in Austin, it is
important to know where San Antonio residents stand. To take this
survey, click here.
Early voting
for May's runoff primary election is May 16th through May 20th. We
encourage all of you to review the sample ballot for your area to
see if a runoff election affects you. To view your sample ballot,
visit the Bexar County Elections website. As a
reminder, during early voting, you can vote at any early voting
polling location. On Election Day, May 24th, you must visit your
assigned polling site.
Thank you for
staying actively involved in our community and for your strong
support of District 10.
Sincerely,
Mike Gallagher
City Councilman
District 10
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ROAD
CLOSURE
Autry
Pond will be closed for construction this Friday, May 16th at
8:00PM through Monday, May 16th 5:00AM.
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The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will hold
an open house to present proposed improvements on US 281 North from
Loop 1604 to Borgfeld in Bexar County, Texas. The US 281 North
improvements will provide two general purpose lanes and one HOV lane
in each direction.
Thursday, May
12, 2016
5:30 p.m. to
7:30 p.m.
Summit Christian
Center
2575 Marshall
Road
San Antonio, TX
78259
Additional improvements include:
- Bicycle
and pedestrian facilities
- Direct
connection to the new VIA Metropolitan Transit US 281 Park &
Ride at Stone Oak Parkway (planned to begin construction in late
2016)
- Necessary
transition and auxiliary lanes
- Remaining
four interchange direct connectors at Loop 1604
US 281 North will be constructed in two segments:
- Segment
1: Loop 1604 to North of Stone Oak Parkway
- Segment
2: North of Stone Oak Parkway to Borgfeld Drive
The objective of the open house will provide the public
an opportunity to look at the proposed concept design and provide
feedback on these improvements.
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City
Seeks Applicants for Alternates on the Zoning Board of Adjustment
The City of San Antonio is seeking
applicants to serve as alternates on the Zoning Board of Adjustment
(BOA). This board hears and decides appeals where - it is alleged -
there is error in any order, requirement, decision or determination
made by an administrative official in the enforcement of the Unified
Development Code (UDC), Chapter 35 of the San Antonio, Texas Code of
Ordinances.
The board may also authorize
variances from the provisions of the UDC, where evidence presented
supports findings that literal enforcement would result in an
unnecessary hardship, and the spirit of the ordinance will be
observed. The board functions as a quasi-judicial board and its
members are prohibited from discussions about pending cases outside
of the formal meeting. The Board requires a quorum of at least nine
to convene.
Meetings are generally held on the
first and third Mondays at 1 p.m. and typically last three
hours. Members are compensated $20 for each seated meeting.
For additional information, call the City of San Antonio
Board of Adjustment staff at (210) 207-8208 or (210) 207-7720.
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Click
the flyer to open the registration website
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Upcoming
Events at District 10 Libraries
Semmes Library
(15060 Judson Rd., 78247)
Classic Literature Group
Saturday, May 14, 2016, 10:30AM
Do you want to
swim in the depths of literary oceans? Discuss tales that have stood
the test of time? Think new thoughts, feel new feelings, discover new
truths? Join the Classic Book Club. Enjoy the best of the best with
us. The Classic Book Club meets on the second Saturday of each month.
Join us this month for a discussion of Lord of the Flies by William
Golding.
Tobin Branch
Library at Oakwell (4134 Harry Wurzbach, 78209)
Family Science Time: Measurement
Saturday, May 14, 2016, 2PM
How long? How heavy? How much? These are just the sort
of questions children and scientists ask. Children of all ages -
along with their grown-ups - are invited to explore the concepts of
measurement.
Thousand Oaks
Branch Library (4618 Thousand Oaks, 78233)
Symphony at SAPL
Saturday, May 14, 2016, 2PM
Join us for lively afternoons with San Antonio Symphony
Violinist, Eric Siu as he shares his talents and his love
of music with children of all ages. Come and find out how special
classical music can be!
For more
information or additional events, visit the library website.
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Upcoming
Walking/Running Events
Date
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Event
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Location
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Type
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Addt'l Info
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May 14th
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OCF Walk
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OP Schnabel Park
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5K
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Walk to Cure Arthritis
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Olmos Basin Park
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3M/1M
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What are You Waiting For?
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Hardberger Park
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10K/5K
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Boot Scoot
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Witte Museum
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5K
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May 20th
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King William Walk
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Beethoven Maennerchor Halle und Garten
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5K/10K
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May 27th
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Capers
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Henry B Gonzalez Convention Center
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5K
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May 28th
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Police Officers
& Firefighters Memorial 5K
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Heroes Stadium
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5K
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#Entrepreneur
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Eisenhower Park
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5K
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All
that's required is a room in your home. And room in your heart...
Last year, The Children's Shelter
was unable to place 2,700
children in their foster care program because of a shortage of
licensed foster care homes in Bexar County. Learn how The Children's
Shelter will guide you through each step of the licensing process and
child placement. The agency works to ensure that both foster family
and child are a successful match by offering trauma-informed care
practices and trainings.
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Combat
Human Trafficking!
Alamo
Drafthouse Cinema Presents: The Catinera (Catina Girl)
Thursday,
May 12, 6:30PM
618 NW Loop 410,
San Antonio, TX
(210) 677-8500
Admission: $20
Recurring monthly donation to benefit Heidi Search Center
Event sponsor:
The Ohlrich Law Firm
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