Between now and February 5th, 2026 we have several opportunities for the community to step up and let their voices be heard regarding Municipal Utility District (MUD) for the Guajolote Ranch development by Lennar Homes.
Key Dates and Action Items:
- January 16, 2026 – The City of San Antonio Planning Commission will meet at 9:00 at 1901 S. Alamo to discuss Lennar’s request to create a $150 million dollar Municipal Utility District (MUD) to fund the infrastructure build out of the Guajolote Ranch
- 1. Join us on Friday January 16th at 9:00am to oppose this MUD in person.
- 2. If you are not able to join in person, you may submit your public comments at your convenience between now and January 16th either by voicemail or online comment form:
- Voicemail – Call 210-206-7564 (PLNG) and leave a 3 minute or less voice message.
- Public Comment Form – Click Here
- What to say?
- Hello, my name is ______ and my address is _________ I am commenting on the Guajolote Ranch MUD that will be item number #1 on the January 16th Planning Commission meeting. …then provide your own public comment and be clear about whether you are FOR or AGAINST the MUD.
- February 5, 2026 – The San Antonio City Council will vote to approve or deny Lennar’s Municipal Utility District request.
- Please reach out to your San Antonio City Councilperson and let them know your thoughts about the Guajolote Ranch MUD.
- https://www.sa.gov/Directory/Departments/Mayor-Council/City-Council
- Hello, my name is ______ and my address is _________ I am commenting on the Guajolote Ranch MUD that will voted on by City Council on February 5th. …then provide your own public comment and be clear about whether you are FOR or AGAINST the MUD.
If you would like to understand more about the issues surrounding this Guajolote Ranch project please refer to scenicloop.org
Items to note:
- what is the environmental impact? Deceleration News video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1ORbNbwN1Y
- What is a MUD?
- Bi-partisan Opposition by All of Bexar County Commissioners
- Bi-partisan Opposition by All of Bexar County State Representatives
- Bi-partisan Opposition by All of Bexar County State Senators (and Senator Donna Campbell)