The San Antonio Construction Standards Board convened on June 5, 2025, to address significant structural safety concerns regarding properties located at 55 22 Gavilán Drive, also known as 56 42 Office Air Road. The meeting focused on a detailed evaluation of two structures on the site, both of which have suffered extensive damage.

The first item on the agenda involved a comprehensive assessment of the primary structure, which has experienced a partial roof collapse and significant water damage. Visual inspections revealed that the walls are compromised, with the rear wall having collapsed entirely. The roof's structural integrity is severely compromised, with beams collapsing and large holes allowing natural light to penetrate, indicating further deterioration.

The second structure, an accessory building, was also found to be in a state of disrepair. The roof has collapsed, and wooden elements are succumbing to water damage. The exterior cladding is peeling away, exposing the internal framework to the elements. The property is currently fenced off and monitored by the owner, but it poses a danger to public safety due to its unstable condition.

The board noted that both structures are in violation of multiple subsections of Chapter 8, which governs building safety standards. These violations include issues related to structural integrity and potential hazards to community health. As a result, the board unanimously recommended the demolition of both structures to mitigate risks.

In conclusion, the meeting underscored the urgent need for action regarding the deteriorating conditions at the site. The board's recommendation for demolition reflects a commitment to ensuring public safety and compliance with local building regulations. Further steps will be taken to address the situation and prevent any potential hazards to the surrounding community.