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Northeast San Antonio Metrocom Edition VOLUME 3, ISSUE 6 MARCH 14APRIL 12, 2024

2024 Camp Guide

Drawing in visitors

Screamin’ Chameleon Food Truck Park is one of the new businesses in the Aviation District that will oer nightlife, and serve as a social area for visitors of the district.

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Universal City sta look to create revitalized pedestrian-friendly town center

Businesses such as Rapid Fired Pizza, Gather Brewing and Screamin' Chameleon Food Truck Park have opened in the district since the creation of the plan.

open spaces around a major transportation corridor that encourages walkability. Since 2021, the Economic Development Corpora- tion of Universal City has purchased nine properties within the Aviation District.

BY JARRETT WHITENER

Universal City’s Aviation District Master Plan is designed to revitalize the area and create a district anchored with a dened town center, nightlife and

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Also in this issue

Impacts: The Zen Bubble opens in Cibolo (Page 7)

Government: Schertz receives parks, trails support (Page 8)

Camp Guide: Learn about local summer camps (Page 14)

Events: Great Texas Airshow to return April 6 (Page 16)

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Impacts

selection of tobacco products, smoking accessories, hookahs, pipes, novelty items and other products. • Opened Dec. 2 • 233 FM 3009, Ste. 400, Schertz • www.smoketokescbd.com 3 Mall - Litto A new thrift store has made its home in Universal City. The store offers a selection of clothing, shoes and other thrifted items. • Opened Feb. 17 • 12000 E. 1604 North, Ste. 112, Universal City • Facebook: Mall - Litto 4 UPS Store The local store serves as a central location for printing, shipping, shredding or mailbox services. The new store is located in the Buffalo Heights Development and serves as the first main location in Cibolo. • Opened Feb. 15 • 857 Cibolo Valley Drive, Ste. 228, Cibolo • www.theupsstore.com

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5 HTeaO The iced tea chain plans to open a new location in Universal City. The business focuses on tea products, offering a selection of flavors including Georgia peach, blueberry green, watermelon and more. Alongside offerings of tea, the business has coffee and other brewed products. • Opening date TDB • 1431 Pat Booker Road, Universal City • www.hteao.com maintenance supplies, Leslie’s Pool Supplies plans to open a Cibolo location. Chemicals, equipment and other supplies for hot tubs and pools will be available at the store. The new location will be in the Buffalo Heights Development, which opened in 2023. • Opening TBD • 857 Cibolo Valley Drive, Ste. 244, Cibolo • www.lesliespool.com 6 Leslie’s Pool Supplies For pool owners looking for a one-stop-shop on

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• Opened Dec. 20 • 646 W. FM 78, Ste. 101, Cibolo • www.peakdentaltexas.com

Now open

1 Peak Dental Offering a selection of restorative dental services, cosmetic care and preventative care, Peak Dental is an Austin-based dental practice. The Cibolo location is the third location for the practice.

2 Smoke Tokes CBD and Vape Shop #14 A new CBD and vape shop opened a second Schertz location. Smoke Tokes CBD and Vape Shop offers a

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BY JARRETT WHITENER

7 Gracie Barra Jiu-Jitsu The California-based Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu business will offer classes for children and adults, including self- defense classes for both men and women. Featuring over 700 schools world wide, the Cibolo location aims to offer safe lessons in group and private settings. • Opening April 2024 8 SAT Asian Seafood San Antonio-based SAT Asian Seafood plans to open a location in Schertz. The restaurant offers a selection of noodles, seafood, chicken tenders and other products. • Opening TBD • 950 FM 78, Schertz • www.satasianseafood.com • 2251 FM 1103, Ste. 106, Cibolo • www.graciebarra.com/cibolo-tx 9 Park 35 Spearheaded by Investment and Development Ventures, LLC, this new six-building industrial park will bring 1.4 million square feet of warehouse space to Schertz. The first phase of the project will consist of four buildings that will total around 774,000 square feet. • Opening Fall 2024

Relocations

Now open

10 Lumin Hair Studio Lumin Hair Studio will be moving from the Bracken Ridge area of San Antonio to the Buffalo Heights development in Cibolo. The business will offer hair services including cut, color, Brazilian blowout, extensions and other services. • Opening TBD • 857 Cibolo Valley Drive, Cibolo • www.luminhairstudio.com

In the news

11 Parry’s Pizzeria and Taphouse The restaurant is coming to the Cibolo Crossing development, located along I-35. While the restaurant focuses on pizza, a selection of wings, salads, burgers, pasta and other menu items are available. Information from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation states the new restaurant is scheduled to be complete in July. However, an official opening date for the

12 The Zen Bubble A new destination for bubble tea, boho-chic fashion and crystals has made its home on Main Street in Cibolo. Menu items include milk teas, smoothies, slushies, fruit teas and other beverages. The Cibolo business is owned by Taundra and Taye Moore. • Opened Dec. 2

restaurant has not been announced. • 18238 I-35 North, Ste. 107, Cibolo • www.parryspizza.com

• 203 S. Main St., Cibolo • www.zenbubblellc.com

• 23000 N. I-35 Frontage Road, Schertz • www.idvllc.net/park-35-san-antonio

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Government

BY JARRETT WHITENER

Schertz receives $1.73M in parks, trails support The city of Schertz acquired grant funds that will help city staff move forward with two park and trail development initiatives, according to a Feb. 9 news release. The financial support totals $1.73 million and will be used for the Hilltop Park project and the West Dietz Creek Trail project. The details For the Hilltop Park project, the Schertz Parks and Recreation Department secured $750,000 from a Texas Parks & Wildlife local park grant. This grant requires a $750,000 value match from the city, which will be provided by area homeowners associations, the South Texas Off Road Mountain-Bikers the parks and recreation budget, according to the release. This 45-acre park project will include a playscape, trails and other amenities.

Cibolo survey tracks resident quality of life According to results from the 2023 Cibolo Resident Survey, 92% of respondents rated the overall quality of life in the city as excellent or good. With this being the first resident survey from the city and having a response rate of 12%, city staff will improve the survey in the future, Mayor Mark Allen said during the Feb. 13 meeting.

Grant funds

$980,000 for the West Dietz Creek Trail

$750,000 for Hilltop Park

$1.73 million in grants

SOURCE: CITY OF SCHERTZ/COMMUNITY IMPACT

The parks and recreation department also secured $980,000 in funds from the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization for the West Dietz Creek Trail project, which will connect Wiederstein Road to Schertz Parkway. This grant requires a $245,000 match from the city, which will come from dedicated trail development funds in the parks and recreation budget, according to the release.

Services rated excellent or good

Police services

90%

Fire services

97%

EMS services

96%

Value for taxes paid

51%

SOURCE: CITY OF CIBOLO/COMMUNITY IMPACT

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Transportation

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FM 1103 construction remains paused

Haeckerville Road work to finish in May On Jan. 31, traffic on Haeckerville Road switched to open bridge access and allow northbound traffic to FM 78. A detour is set up for southbound traffic. According to Cibolo staff, daily north- bound lane closures will take place for the installation of sidewalks and driveways. The $8.5 million project is funded through 2018 general obligation bonds, as well as drainage, water and street impact fees.

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The expansion of FM 1103 has been a point of frustration for Cibolo residents as the project came to a standstill in September. The details The delays are due to conflicts with telecommu- nication providers and utility lines preventing the construction, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. As of Jan. 30, TxDOT is continuing to collect information to confirm the utility data provided by third-party entities in order to determine whether the lines were installed correctly or whether they need to be removed. To avoid potential issues during construction, field and utility surveys are being conducted. The timeline for the project construction to restart is still being considered. TxDOT newsletter updates for the project will be paused until the project resumes.

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The project Work on the first phase of FM 1103 broke ground in November with the project planned to be completed in 2026. The $39.2 million project will see the expansion of the road from two lanes to four lanes running from I-35 to Rodeo Way. Pedestrian accommodations with 6-foot side- walks and bicyclist accommodations with 5-foot bike lanes will also be added in each direction.

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Real estate

More than 100 home sales were closed in the Metrocom area during January 2024. The 78266 ZIP code area saw a nearly 30% jump year over year in median sales price. Residential market data

Number of homes sold

January 2023

January 2024

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-15.38%

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-25.9%

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$379,900 $376,000 $372,500 $274,900 $239,350

$490,000 $310,000 $352,000 $302,000 $244,000

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Homes sold by price point

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January 2024

$800,000+

$600,000-$799,999

Average days on market

$400,000-$599,999

-12.96%

+8.97%

+36.7%

-8.47%

+25%

$200,000-$399,999

<$199,999

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Education

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Judson ISD ranks bids for new elementary school During a special meeting Feb. 8, the Judson ISD board of trustees approved the bid rankings for a new elementary school. The details The rankings included bids from two vendors, with Nunnely General Contractor having the lower bid at $48.38 million. The second bid of $49.9 mil- lion was submitted by D.L. Bandy Constructors. The approval of the rankings allows district administrators to execute contracts and docu- ments related to the elementary school project. Funding for the project will come from bond funds approved by voters in 2022. The estimated cost of the project when the bond passed was around $62 million, meaning the district is coming in slightly under budget, Superintendent Milton “Rob” Fields, III said. This new school will be the 21st elementary

SCUCISD opens school year registration Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD’s new and continuing student registration for the 2024-25 school year is now open. The details To register a child at SCUCISD, required documents include: • Proof of residency within the district • Birth certificate • Social Security card • Immunization records • Power of attorney • Residency affidavits • Parent/guardian identification Registration at SCUCISD is online with documents available on the district’s web- site. Pre-K qualification will begin on April 1.

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school for JISD and will be located off Retama Parkway in Selma. What’s next Fields said the contract will commence on or around March 1, and the goal is to have the elementary school completed by the start of the 2025-26 school year. On Feb. 26, the board of trustees discussed the naming of the new elementary school and middle school. The middle school is set to be named on March 21, while the elementary school will be named at a later date.

Hal Baldwin Scholarship open for Schertz seniors Applications for the 2024 Hal Baldwin Schol- arship, which is named after a former mayor, are now being accepted for Schertz residents. The background

Application requirements

Learn more Applications for the scholarship can be found online or at the Schertz Administrative Office, City Hall, Civic Center Office and Public Library. Applications must be received in the Adminis- trative Office by April 30 at 5 p.m. Applications and more information on the scholarship can be found on the city website.

One resume

Two statements

Two essays

The scholarship is aimed at high school seniors to encourage a career in public service and can be used for tuition, fees or expenses for any accredited post- secondary school that offers studies in that field.

Two letters of recommendation

One city council meeting attended in March or April

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From the cover

Drawing in visitors

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The cost

The approach

Moving forward

The full story

Planned developments

Rowhomes Apartments or condos Parks Parking garage Undetermined Aviation District boundary

The rst property was purchased in September 2021, costing the economic development corpora- tion an estimated $240,723. Since then, more than $500,000 has been spent on property purchases annually, and $240,000 has been spent in 2024. “By consolidating various small lots into one larger tract, it increases the likelihood of attracting the nancial investment needed from the develop- ment community,” Cassata said.

Planned projects for the district include a hotel, housing, trails and parking. City sta will work on the Aviation District over the next decade or more with the properties owned by the corporation serving as encouragement for future development, Cassata said.

City sta said the timeline for the nine properties to be fully built out is around ve years. This process will include nalizing the acquisition of two lots on Bowie Street, which are planned for row home designation. Alongside the acquisition, city sta will look for developers for the project and begin the rezoning and construction of the planned development. Sta will continue working on the project throughout 2024, Cassata said. Universal City resident Miranda Land said she is looking forward to the changes in the district. “I’m excited to see this place evolve,” she said. “I think it needs a lot of work, but there are already some amazing businesses here, and I am hopeful that we can have more places that are unique to this city.”

The Aviation District Master Plan, which covers the area along Pat Booker Road from FM 78 to the area around West Langley Boulevard, was rst presented to Universal City City Council in August 2020. Turner said many of the property owners in the district reached out to city sta, and city ocials have no desire to force people to leave their homes or businesses. Economic Development Director Michael Cassata said the purchased land will be used for new developments on the nine properties that cost the EDC an estimated more than $2 million total. “The caveat is that the market will dictate the viability and timing of the private-side development,” Cassata said. “We anticipate releasing a [request for proposals] for development of these properties within the next year.”

Property purchase price

1 $240,000 2 $536,213 3 $130,552 4 $534,237 5 $194,650 6 7 8 $174,103* 9 $240,723

EDC property purchase prices

$800K

Total: $2,050,478

$600K

$400K

*THE FOLLOWING WERE ALL PURCHASED AT THE SAME TIME FOR $174,103. NOTE: ROUNDED TO THE NEAREST DOLLAR

The property at 118 East Langley Blvd. was purchased on Aug. 7.

$200K

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Dates: May 27-Aug. 16 Cost: $96-$150 per week • Landa Park Recreation Center, 164 Landa Park Drive, New Braunfels • www.nbtexas.org/3399/Camp-Minnehaha

Parents looking for camps for their children have a number of options to choose from in the Northeast San Antonio area. This list is not comprehensive.

Cibolo

Circle Arts Theater Type: art / day

Code Ninjas Type: academics / art / day Ages: 5-14 Dates: May 22-July 22 Cost: $265-$365 per week • 635 Cibolo Valley Drive, Ste. 157, Cibolo • www.codeninjas.com Kiddie Academy Summer Camp Type: academics / art / day Ages: 5-1 Dates: TBD Cost: TBD • 17744 Ripps Kreusler Road, Schertz • www.kiddieacademy.com

Ages: grades 2-9 Dates: July 8-19 Cost: $250 per week • 124 Elizabeth Ave., New Braunfels • www.circleartstheatre.org/youth-programs

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iCode Cibolo Type: academics / art / day Ages: 5-19 Dates: June 3-Aug. 10 Cost: $260-$399 per week • 18384 I35 N., Ste. 121, Cibolo • www.icodeschool.com/cibolo

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Ages: grades 1-5 Dates: June 3-27 Cost: $180 per week

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Girl Scouts of Southwest Texas Type: academics / art / day / sports Ages: grades K-8 Dates: June 10-July 26 Cost: $80-$175 per week • 5622 W. César E. Chávez Blvd., San Antonio • www.girlscouts-swtx.org San Antonio Zoo Camp Type: academics / day Ages: grades K-5 Dates: May 22-Aug. 2 Cost: $212-$265 per week • 3903 N. St. Mary’s St., San Antonio • www.sazoo.org/education-programs/zoo-camp

Nike Soccer Camps at Soccer Zone Live Oak Type: day / sports Ages: 7-14 Dates: June 10-14 and 24-28 Cost: $395 per week • 8020 Pat Booker Road, Live Oak • www.ussportscamps.com/soccer/nike

School of Rock San Antonio Type: art / day Ages: 5-17

Dates: June 10-Aug. 9 Cost: $350+ per week • 109 Gallery Circle, Ste. 101, San Antonio • www.schoolofrock.com/locations/sanantonio/ music-camps

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Witte Museum Camp Type: academics / day

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Great Hearts Summer Camp Type: academics / art / day Ages: grades K-4 Dates: June 3-13 Cost: $250 per week • 7653 N. Loop 1604 East, Live Oak • https://liveoak.greatheartsamerica.org

Camp Invention at Schertz United Methodist Church

Cost: $280 per week • 3460 Roy Richard Drive, Schertz • www.invent.org/programs/camp-invention

Type: day Ages: 5-12 Dates: June 24-28

Cost: $153-$170 per week • Multiple YMCA locations • www.ymcasatx.org/programs/camps/ summer-day-camps

Cost: $215 per week, $725 per month • 11471 E. Loop 1604 N., Universal City • www.alamocityallstars.com/summer-camp-program

Ages: 6-12 Dates: May 28-Aug. 2 Cost: $325+ per week • 3801 Broadway St., San Antonio • www.wittemuseum.org/education/camp-information

Judson Summer Swim Camp Type: day / sports Ages: 6-15 Dates: June 4-28 Cost: $80 one-time fee • 506 Coronado Blvd., Universal City • www.judsonisd.org/page/30895

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Events

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serves as a social event. • March 23, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. • Free (admission) • Main Street, Cibolo • www.cibolotx.gov

March

Universal City Easter Egg Hunt Universal City and Grace Community Church will host an Easter egg hunt event for children under 12 years old. The event will feature over 13,000 eggs, including over 100 golden eggs throughout the park. The event will also have face painting, bounce houses, a petting zoo and picture opportunities with the Easter Bunny. • March 30, 9-11 a.m. • Free (admission) • Red Horse Park, 1100 North Blvd., Universal City • www.universalcitytexas.gov Live Oak Eggstravaganza and Movie in the Park The city of Live Oak hosts an Easter egg hunt with face painting, live music and a movie. • March 23, 6 p.m. • Free (admission) • Live Oak Main City Park, 18001 Park Drive, Live Oak • www.liveoaktx.net Cibolo Downtown Market Days Every fourth Saturday from March through November, part of Main Street Cibolo will close for the Downtown Market Days. This event features local vendors and

April

The Great Texas Airshow This event features demonstrations from pilots of the Wings of Blue, the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and other aviation groups. The first day will serve as a family day, and the second as a veterans day. • April 6, 9 a.m. through April 7, 5 p.m. • Free • JBSA-Randolph Air Force Base, 53 Military Plaza, Universal City • www.jbsa.mil/Information/jbsa-airshow Cibolo Veterans Pow Wow The 3rd Annual Veterans Pow Wow will return to Cibolo in April and feature vendors, a Native American dance competition, singers, a drum competition and other activities to promote cultural awareness. • April 13, 10 a.m. through April 14, 5 p.m. • $10 (admission) • Cibolo Multi Event Center, 201 S. Main Street, Cibolo • Facebook: Cibolo Veterans Pow Wow

Schertz Movin’ on Main Each year, the city of Schertz partners with the Schertz Family YMCA to close Main Street for the Movin’ on Main event, which encourages residents to be active outdoors. Residents will be able to run, walk and bike down Main Street. Vendors and other activities will be available throughout the event. • April 14, noon-4 p.m. • Free (admission) • Main Street, Schertz • www.schertz.com/468

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