Zoning change requests for two single-family dwellings on West Hopkins Street are on the agenda for the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission tonight.
Changes to the way the Hays County Commissioners Court agenda is posted will be up for discussion this morning at the commissioners’ meeting.
An affordable housing development will get no objection from the city if it applies for low-income housing tax credits from the state. The Riverstone multifamily housing project, to be located
Mayor Jane Hughson’s report to the city council on happenings with the Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) last week focused on emergency warning services. During her report to council,
Among the businesses that will be gone when the new complex goes up are Comet Cleaners and food trucks at “Street Eats,” along with Buzzmill. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
A permit for the construction of a 5- to 7-story purpose-built student housing development on South Guadalupe Street is scheduled to go before the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission next
Susie Mullens has been a fixture in the annual Just for Fun Parade. Daily Record photo by Colton Ashabranner
Susie Mullen has worn many hats in her life — and one was a Viking helmet.
Purpose-built student housing has its own category in the San Marcos development code, and on Tuesday council held a brief discussion of the definition of that category to discuss whether it is ade
Just minutes before the start of the San Marcos City Council meeting Tuesday, the main chamber – in addition to the lobby – was full to overflowing with people wanting to comment on and watch the Council’s vote on the annexation and rezoning of land for the SMART Terminal industrial rail park. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
San Marcos is expanding by 734 acres and gaining an industrial rail park.
The city of San Marcos has added its name to the list of jurisdictions supporting Hays County’s application for the state’s countywide voting program.
At the Capitol, bills are moving into committees in both the House and Senate, including numerous bills that will affect Hays County.
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