The San Antonio Building Standards Board convened on June 12, 2025, to address significant structural concerns regarding a property under review. The meeting focused on a detailed inspection report highlighting various issues with the main structure and an accessory building located on the site.

The inspection revealed that the main structure is experiencing severe deterioration. The front elevation shows signs of leaning, with shoring currently being applied to the front porch due to inadequate support. Notably, there are missing windows and siding, exposing the interior wood members, particularly on the left side of the building. This lack of protection raises concerns about weather damage and further structural integrity.

The left elevation of the property also displayed significant issues, including plywood covering areas where siding and a window are missing. The foundation has been reported as rotted and damaged, contributing to the overall instability of the structure. The rear elevation indicated evidence of unauthorized occupancy, with vagrants reportedly staying at the property. The structure is unsecured, with multiple holes exposing the interior and damaged plumbing fixtures.

Further inspection of the right elevation revealed tarps being used to cover open areas where siding and framing are missing. The interior of the structure is largely gutted, with missing drywall and significant debris accumulation. The condition of the flooring is alarming, with exposed joists and damaged floor decking posing safety risks.

The board also examined the accessory structure, which is similarly compromised. The front elevation is bent and filled with trash, while the rear shows debris accumulation. The overall condition of both structures raises serious concerns about safety and compliance with building standards.

The Building Standards Board is expected to deliberate on the next steps regarding the property, which may include recommendations for repairs or potential demolition to ensure public safety. The meeting underscored the urgent need for action to address the deteriorating conditions of the structures in question.