Comal Hays REIA - Code SMTX Update & Workforce Housing Initiative
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- 09/28/19 10:15AM - 12:00PM America/Chicago
- San Marcos Public Library, 625 E Hopkins Street San Marcos, Texas 781666
- Free
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Comal Hays REIA - September 2019 Meetup
GUEST SPEAKER - ABIGAIL GILLFILLAN - CITY OF SAN MARCOS PLANNER
An overhaul to the City of San Marcos Residential Development Code was adopted in April 2018. A year has passed and the city continues to transform with commercial projects under construction. Multiple lofts. A thirteen story mixed use skyscraper called Concho Commons. New retail, restaurants and road improvements are happening within walking distance of the square. But, what about Code SMTX?
City planner, Abigail Gillfillan, spoke to the Comal Hays REIA back in June 2018. Her presentation explained the major rewrite of the decades old residential land use code and new options for denser development.
Come join us for this month's meeting, as Abby will update those in attendance on the code's success, changes and new initiatives the city has launched. Here are some of the highlights she'll discuss >
-Expanded Opportunities for Housing
-Preserve and Enhance Existing Housing Stock
-Leveraging both Community & Regional Partners
-Quantifying & Meeting the Housing Needs of Current & Future Residents
-Workforce Housing & Affordability
Bring your questions and devices or legal pads to take notes. Abby will provide plenty of information, to spur on the development of residential projects and investment into San Marcos' diverse housing plan.
This month's meeting will be in the small meeting room, inside the library. Food and drinks are not permitted inside the library. So, you'll have to leave your coffee mug in the car. Sorry, but rules are rules. Thanks for respecting the library's policies!
Abigail Gillfillan graduated with a Masters Degree in Public Administration from Texas State University in 2008. She is currently employed as the planning manager for the City of San Marcos where she led a four year project to adopt the new Land Development Code.
http://www.kxan.com/news/local/hays/san-marcos-prepares-for-future-growth-passes-new-land-development-code/1128592594
Whether you're a seasoned pro, looking to do your first deal or a total newbie to the real estate investment game, we invite you to come, participate and to network this Saturday!
Be sure to visit our website > www.comalhaysreia.com
Special thanks to meetup co-chairs: @Mike Walker and @Chris Koble
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