On May 5, 2025, the San Antonio Junta de Ajuste convened to discuss a proposed construction project at 714 Chihuahua Street, which has sparked significant community concern. The meeting highlighted the need for a rear window in the construction, as well as discussions about parking and drainage issues related to the project.

A key point of contention arose regarding the impact of the construction on neighboring properties. Residents expressed worries that the new addition would obstruct views and potentially lower property values. One resident, Georgia, voiced her opposition, stating that the construction would block her vehicle parking area and interfere with her security cameras. She emphasized that the project posed risks to her property and quality of life.

Another resident, Joan McFavin, also opposed the project, citing a recent increase in her property taxes and questioning the accessibility of housing in the area. She argued that improvements should not lead to higher taxes, which contradicts the goal of providing affordable housing.

The meeting included discussions about the construction's compliance with local codes, particularly regarding setbacks and drainage. Commissioners sought clarification on whether the parking fees were covered by the community or the developer, indicating a need for transparency in funding and community impact.

As the meeting concluded, it was clear that the proposed construction at 714 Chihuahua Street would require further scrutiny and community engagement to address the concerns raised by residents. The Junta de Ajuste's next steps will likely involve revisiting the project details and considering the feedback from the community to ensure that development aligns with the needs and expectations of local residents.