San Antonio officials are addressing significant safety concerns surrounding a residential property that has received over 200 calls to law enforcement in the past two years, including 134 related to security issues. The discussions, held during the Junta de Normas de Construcción meeting on March 13, 2025, highlighted the troubling nature of these calls, which included reports of weapons and disturbances.

The police have responded to numerous incidents at the property, with 17 calls specifically categorized as security-related. These incidents range from noise complaints to serious crimes, including a homicide reported in August 2024. Officials emphasized the importance of understanding the context of these calls, questioning whether they stem from partygoers or concerned neighbors observing suspicious activity.

In response to the ongoing issues, city officials are considering the property's zoning classification, which is designated as residential (R-6). This classification prohibits commercial activities, raising questions about compliance with city codes. The property has faced scrutiny for unsafe electrical connections, leading to a disconnection of services in January 2025.

The meeting also featured a property owner's representative who argued that the property is in good condition and that any electrical issues could be resolved quickly if the city lifted existing restrictions. The representative expressed confidence that the property could meet municipal standards and avoid demolition.

As the city continues to navigate these safety and compliance challenges, residents are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. The outcome of these discussions will play a crucial role in determining the future of the property and the safety of the surrounding community.