The San Antonio Planning Commission meeting on July 23, 2025, focused on two main agendas, including a public comment on a proposed mixed-use development at 1900-1923 Burnett Street. The meeting began with roll call and a brief overview of the agenda, which included a motion to approve a consent agenda for several items.

During the public comment segment, Raymond Williams spoke on behalf of Debbie Williams regarding concerns about drainage issues affecting their property adjacent to the proposed development. He expressed a preference against the ongoing construction activities.

The commission then discussed the individual item concerning the mixed-use development. Andrea Wormley and Randy Wormley, representing the Realding Investment Group, presented their plans for the property, which will include a café and office spaces. They emphasized their commitment to community engagement, including partnerships with local organizations and support for charitable activities.

The proposal aims to convert the property from residential to mixed-use zoning, which the commission noted was inconsistent with the surrounding area. However, the Wormleys highlighted community support for their project, citing signatures from nearby residents and local business owners.

Commissioners raised questions about the existing structure and any necessary renovations. The Wormleys clarified that they plan to make minor renovations and improve parking facilities without constructing new buildings. They also assured that the café would serve as a community hub, focusing on local students and professionals.

After deliberation, the commission voted unanimously to approve the request for the mixed-use development, recognizing its potential benefits for the community. The meeting concluded without additional authorizations or comments.