The San Antonio Construction Standards Board meeting on June 12, 2025, focused on a critical discussion regarding a property located at 9530 Weekyupe Street. The meeting highlighted significant safety and health concerns related to the condition of the house, which is situated near a primary school.

During the presentation, officials showcased multiple photographs illustrating the deteriorating state of the property. Key issues included broken windows, water damage, and the presence of hazardous materials. The house was described as having numerous obstructions that could pose fire hazards, with clutter blocking essential pathways. The kitchen and garage were particularly noted for their unsafe conditions, including exposed wiring and accumulated debris.

The property was found to be in violation of several building codes, specifically codes 1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, 15, 17, and 18. These violations classify the structure as uninhabitable and a potential danger to the community. The board recommended immediate repairs to the main structure and proposed the demolition of an adjacent structure that was also in poor condition.

The discussion also touched on the property's ownership, revealing that it was previously occupied by the late Carolina Domínguez and her descendants. The board opened the floor for questions, indicating a willingness to address community concerns regarding the property’s future.

This meeting underscores the ongoing efforts by San Antonio officials to ensure public safety and compliance with building regulations, particularly in residential areas close to schools. The board's recommendations aim to mitigate risks and improve living conditions in the community.