Complete Streets
Complete Streets
A Complete Streets Approach focuses on designing and building safer streets for everyone including those who walk, bike, use a wheelchair, use public transportation, and drive. In September 2024, the City of San Antonio updated its Complete Streets Policy. NOW we are creating a Complete Street Design Guide which anyone can use to design a Complete Street. The Design Guide will include infrastructure recommendations, street types, and a prioritization of recommendations.
Events
Public Meeting: Design Guide for Complete Streets
What if you could re-build the street you live on? What would be important to you? Join us as we begin creating the guidelines for constructing future streets in San Antonio. Join us at the UTSA Downtown campus in the Buena Vista Building, 310 S. Frio Street. Free parking is available at Cattleman Square Lot, which can be accessed via 700 W Commerce St.
Buena Vista Building on UTSA campus
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Design Guide
Open House: Complete Streets Design Guide
Get to know how your input is working to make our streets safer! At this open house, you can:
- Learn what we heard from the community
- See how plans have changed
- Share your feedback
or need help to be able to attend please email CompleteStreets@publicinput.com or call 855-925-2801, code 1219.
We need your help developing some types of streets for the Design Guide. Each of these types of streets (called "typologies") has a different job and is designed differently to handle the traffic and activity that happens on them. Right now we have 6 draft street types to consider:
- Rural roads for agricultural land use
- Park streets in and around recreation and open spaces
- Neighborhood streets in single family neighborhoods
- Connector streets surrounded by commercial businesses and big parking lots
- Industrial streets surrounded warehouses and manufacturing
- Primary/Main streets surrounded by a mix of businesses, housing, entertainment, and lots of foot traffic.