2017-2022 Bond

• The $850 Million Bond program will not require a City Property Tax Rate.
• 70% of the Bond dollars will be dedicated to street and drainage infrastructure projects.
• The program includes over 200 planned miles of new sidewalk construction.
• The Parks Proposition will improve 25% of our City's parks.
• Through coordination with state, local and private partnerships, the City will leverage $350 million in outside funding within 37 of the Bond Program projects.
• Only 20% of the $850 Million Bond Program is for Downtown specific projects, over 80%, or $680 million of the Bond is for Council District Projects.
• The 180 projects selected align with 11 Guiding Principles and the City's SA Tomorrow Growth Plan (Guiding Principles include investing in Major Corridors and Increasing Connectivity).
• There is a planned 2017 Bond Program project within one mile of where a San Antonio residents lives or works.
• The City has the highest credit rating available ("AAA") which allows the borrowing of money at the lowest interest rates possible putting more property tax dollars into infrastructure projects.
• The City has a strong record of completing its General Obligation Bond Programs on time, within budget, and with quality improvements (as seen with the 2007 and 2012 Bond Programs).

The CBOC comprised 15 members appointed by the City Council. Appointments were made to ensure a diverse representation from each of the respective districts.

The Commission included:

• One Commission Chair appointed by the Mayor
• One Vice-Chair appointed by the Mayor
• Three individuals appointed by the Mayor from and represented the:
  • Parks & Recreation Board
  • San Antonio Public Library Board
  • Bexar Regional Watershed Management Committee
• Ten individuals represented the ten City Council districts, with one appointed by each City Council member

The Commission met on a quarterly basis to review the progress of the 2017 Bond Program and provide an annual report to be presented to City Council.

January 29, 2019

• Agenda - January 29, 2019(PDF, 47KB)
• Presentation - January 29, 2019(PDF, 8MB)

October 30, 2018

• Agenda - October 30, 2018(PDF, 127KB)
• Minutes - October 30, 2018(PDF, 182KB)
• Presentation - October 30, 2018(PDF, 6MB)
• Packet - October 30, 2018(PDF, 2MB)

June 4, 2018

• Orientation Agenda - June 4, 2018(PDF, 236KB)
• Minutes - June 4, 2018(PDF, 162KB)
• Presentation - June 4, 2018(PDF, 11MB)

Transforming your city with 200 planned miles of sidewalks and more multi-use and bike paths!

• 1604/Bulverde Road Turnarounds (PDF)
• Applewhite Road Intersection (South of Watson Road) (PDF)
• Bitters Road Intersection & Sidewalks (Savannah Pass to Blanco Road) (PDF)
• Broadway St. Corridor (E. Houston St. to E. Hildebrand Ave.) (PDF)
• Brooks City Base Inner Circle Road (Louis Bauer Drive to Research Plaza) (PDF)
• Brooks City Base S. New Braunfels Ave. (Lyster Road to Aviation Landing) (PDF)
• Brooks City Base Stinson Corridor (Research Plaza to S. Presa St.) (PDF)
• Bulverde Road Phase 1 (Butterleigh Drive to North of Quiet Meadow St.) (PDF)
• Bynum Ave. (W. Gerald Ave. to SW Military Drive) (PDF)
• Camaron St. (W. Houston St. to Fox Tech High School) (PDF)
• Commerce St. (St. Mary's St. to Santa Rosa St.) (PDF)
• Commerce St. (Frio St. to Santa Rosa St.) (PDF)
• DeZavala Road (I-10 Frontage Road to Lockhill Selma Road) (PDF)
• District 1 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• District 2 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• District 3 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• District 4 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• District 5 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• District 6 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• District 7 Sidewalks (PDF)
• District 9 Pedestrian Mobility & Streets (PDF)
• Enrique M. Barrera Parkway Phase 1 (Old Highway 90 Area) (PDF)
• Evans Road (Highway 281 to Caliza Drive) (PDF)
• Fort Sam ISD New Roadway (Winans Road to Rittiman Road) (PDF)
• Fredericksburg Road (N. Flores St. to W. Woodlawn Ave.) (PDF)
• Goliad Road (Fair Ave. to E. Southcross Blvd.) (PDF)
• Hardberger Park (Streets) (PDF)
• Hardy Oak Blvd. and Huebner Road Extensions (PDF)
• Harry Wurzbach Road/Austin Highway Connectors (PDF)
• Heath Road/Grissom Road Intersection (PDF)
• Hemisfair Park Streets Phase 2 (PDF)
• Ingram Road (Potranco Road to Dead End) (PDF)
• Jones Maltsberger Road/Burning Trail Intersection (PDF)
• Lamar St. (Austin St. to N. New Braunfels Ave.) (PDF)
• Lone Star Blvd. (Area Streets) (PDF)
• Medical Center (Louis Pasteur Drive at Babcock Road Intersection) (PDF)
• Medical Center Phase 10 (Ewing Halsell Drive/Louis Pasteur Drive Intersection) (PDF)
• Mission Road (San Antonio River to SE Military Drive) (PDF)
• Monticello Park (Area Streets) (PDF)
• N. Flores St./Fredericksburg Road (Five Points) (PDF)
• N. Main Ave. & Soledad St. (Pecan St. to Navarro St.) (PDF)
• N. New Braunfels Ave. Phase 1 (E. Houston St. to Burleson St.) (PDF)
• N. St. Mary's St. (E. Mistletoe Ave. to W. Josephine St.) (PDF)
• O.P. Schnabel Park Entrance & Bridge (PDF)
• Probandt St. (S. Alamo St. to US Highway 90) (PDF)
• Prue Road (Babcock Road to Laureate Drive) (PDF)
• Rittiman Road (I-35 to Castle Cross Drive) (PDF)
• Roosevelt Ave. (I-10 to S. St. Mary's St.) (PDF)
• Roosevelt Ave. (US Highway 90 to SE Loop 410) (PDF)
• San Saba St. (Nueva St. to Martin St.) (PDF)
• Santa Rosa St. (César E. Chávez Blvd. to Martin St.) (PDF)
• S. Alamo St. Improvements (Market St. to E. César E. Chávez Blvd.) (PDF)
• S. Presa St. (SE Military Drive to Southcross Blvd.) (PDF)
• S. Zarzamora St./Applewhite Road Intersection (PDF)
• S. Zarzamora St. Overpass at Union Pacific Railroad/Frio City Road (PDF)
• Southcross Blvd. (I-37 to I-35) (PDF)
• The Alamo (Area Streets) (PDF)
• Thomas Jefferson High School (Area Street) (PDF)
• Thousand Oaks Drive (Wetmore Road to Perrin Beitel Road) (PDF)
• W. Commerce St. (Frio St. to Colorado St.) (PDF)
• W. Military Drive & Ingram Road Connectors (PDF)
• World Heritage Trail Signage & Wayfinding (PDF)
• Wurzbach Road (NW Military Highway to Fredericksburg Road) (PDF)
• Public Art (Streets) (PDF)

Guided by you, the bond is improving 25% of your parks.

• Aquatic Center at Palo Alto College (PDF)
• Beacon Hill Linear Park (PDF)
• Beitel Creek Linear Trail Park (PDF)
• Brackenridge Park (PDF)
• Brackenridge Park/Witte Museum Parking Garage Expansion (PDF)
• Capitol Little League Baseball Fields (PDF)
• Caracol Creek Park (PDF)
• Classen-Steubing Ranch Park Property Acquisition & Development (PDF)
• Comanche Lookout Park (PDF)
• Copernicus Park (PDF)
• Crystal Hills Park (PDF)
• Cuellar Park (PDF)
• Culebra Creek Park (PDF)
• Dawson Park (PDF)
• District 4 Heritage Community Center (PDF)
• District 5 Parks (PDF)
• District 6 Parks (PDF)
• District 8 Park Land Acquisition & Development (PDF)
• District 9 Senior Center (PDF)
• Downtown Parks (PDF)
• Elmendorf Lake Park (PDF)
• Fox Park (PDF)
• Friesenhahn Park (PDF)
• Gilbert Garza Park (PDF)
• Gilbert Morgan Denman, Jr. Park (PDF)
• Hardberger Park (Parks) (PDF)
• Harlandale Park (PDF)
• Harvey E. Najim YMCA Phase 2 (PDF)
• Haskin Park (PDF)
• Hemisfair Civic Park (PDF)
• Jane Dubel Park (PDF)
• Jupe Manor Neighborhood Park (PDF)
• Kingsborough Park (PDF)
• Lackland Terrace Park (PDF)
• Lincoln Park (PDF)
• Lockwood & Dignowity Parks (PDF)
• Martin Luther King Park (PDF)
• Martin Luther King Plaza (PDF)
• McAllister Park (PDF)
• Miller's Pond Park (PDF)
• Mission Drive-In Marquee (PDF)
• Monterrey Park (PDF)
• Monticello Park (PDF)
• Mud Creek Park (PDF)
• Nani Falcone Park (PDF)
• Natatorium at Southwest ISD (PDF)
• New Territories Park (PDF)
• Normoyle Park (PDF)
• North San Antonio Hills Park (PDF)
• O.P. Schnabel Park & Land Acquisition (PDF)
• O.P. Schnabel Park Multi-Generational Center (PDF)
• Old Spanish Trails Park (PDF)
• Oscar Perez Park (PDF)
• Palo Alto Park (PDF)
• Pearsall Park (PDF)
• Perrin Homestead Historic Center (PDF)
• Piper's Meadow Park (PDF)
• Pittman-Sullivan Park (PDF)
• Rainbow Hills Park (PDF)
• Raintree Park (PDF)
• Rosedale Park (PDF)
• San Antonio Botanical Center (PDF)
• San Pedro Creek (Linear Park) (PDF)
• San Pedro Springs Park (PDF)
• Southside Lions Park (PDF)
• Spicewood Park (PDF)
• Sports Facilities near Potranco Branch Library (PDF)
• Stablewood Farms Park (PDF)
• Stinson Park (PDF)
• The Alamo Area Plaza (PDF)
• Tom Slick Creek Park (PDF)
• UTSA Athletics Complex (PDF)
• Villa Coronado Park (PDF)
• Wheatley Heights Sports Complex (PDF)
• Woodlawn Lake Park Multi-Generational Center (PDF)
• World Heritage Park & Land Acquisition (PDF)
• Zoo Parking Garage (PDF)
• Public Art (Parks, Recreation & Open Space) (PDF)

Reducing flooding from approximately 263 properties.

• Auldine Drive & Burr Oak Drive (Alley to Outfall) (PDF)
• Barbara Drive Drainage Phase 2 (PDF)
• Beitel Creekway (PDF)
• Belfast Drive & Janda Susan Road Area Phase 2 (PDF)
• Blossom Park (Lotus Blossom St.) (PDF)
• Cedarhurst Dr Area (Dumont Drive to Eaglerock Drive) (PDF)
• Eisenhauer Road/Northwood-Devonshire Drive Area Phase 1 (PDF)
• Esma St. Area (PDF)
• N. New Braunfels Ave (Comprehensive Drainage Study) (PDF)
• Panther Springs Creek Restoration (PDF)
• Paso Del Norte St. (Shady Oaks) (PDF)
• Port San Antonio (PDF)
• San Pedro Creek (PDF)
• Seeling Channel Phase 3 (PDF)
• S. Pine St./Greer St. Phase 1 (PDF)
• Upland Road (PDF)
• Vance Jackson Road Low-Water Crossings (PDF)
• W. Military Drive & Westmar Drive Area (PDF)
• Public Art (Drainage) (PDF)

The 2017 Bond will deliver the number one priority projects for Fire and Police.

Library & Cultural Facilities

• Central Library (PDF)
• Forest Hills Branch Library (PDF)
• Greater Love Multi-Generational Community Center (PDF)
• Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center (PDF)
• Las Palmas Branch Library (PDF)
• Market Square (PDF)
• McCreless Branch Library (PDF)
• Memorial Branch Library (PDF)
• Texana Resource Center (PDF)
• The Neighborhood Place Cultural/Community Center (PDF)
• World Heritage (PDF)
• ZerNona Black Multi-Generational Community Center (PDF)
• Public Art (Library & Cultural Facilities) (PDF)

Public Safety Facilities

• Battered Women & Children's Shelter (PDF)
• Fire Station #24 Replacement (PDF)
• San Antonio Police Department Substation and Park Police Headquarters (PDF)
• Tezel Road City Facility (PDF)
• Public Art (Public Safety Facilities Improvements) (PDF)