INDEX:
Stakeholder Needs
San Antonio Water System - SAWS
- Realistic options that recognize SAWS obligation to it's rate payer and bond holders
- Long term responsibilities to the Historic and Archaeological sites/structures/artifacts (per original program agreements)
- Insure that future land uses are compatible with the physical and cultural environment
Former Property Owners
- Want land back (right of first refusal)
- Want neighbors back (i.e. former use of property)
- Preserve river bottom corridor - water quality, quantity)
- Return property to tax base
- No land profits by outsiders
- No degradation of air, water, and productive use of land
- Local Management of historic and archeological resources
- Broad public use of any public land
- Preserve and enhance wildlife
Area Residents
- Do not adversely impact quality of life (peace and privacy)
- Properly police all public use (People and all their impacts)
- Properly serve any increases in density
- Dispose of Property ASAP
- See needs of former property owners
Southside Community
- Enhance overall perspective of Southside by everyone
- Public ownership benefits the Southside (e.g. sports, Boy Scouts, open space)
- Enhance Southside quality of life
- Increase appreciation of natural and cultural resources located on the Southside
- Do onsite interpretation of resources
- Improve the watershed
- Benefit the Southside economy
- Use property for education and research
San Antonio Community Overall
- Increase parks and open space and keep in their natural state
- Protect water quality and all natural resources
- Keep river corridor intact rather than fragmented
- Use local management to enhance appreciation of National natural and cultural resources
- Use cooperative management and oversight of the property
- Create and urban "No-Dumping Zone"
- Follow through with state and national designation of historic and archeological assets.
- "A healthy Southside, benefits all San Antonio"
- Use the site a model to educate people about goal oriented management of resources (Rural/Urban Context)
- Sustainable agriculture and sustainability in general
- Preserve and enhance appreciation of native American culture
- Restore damaged Areas of site
- Use Dam site restoration money for archeological site research
- Use the site to resolve conflicts between urban and rural values
- Make the river corridor part of a regional natural preserve system