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Final JLUS
The Final Camp Bullis JLUS is available online. Please click on the “Resources/Links” menu and select “JLUS Documents” to obtain these files.


For Further Info

Frank Sherman
City of San Antonio
Office of Military Affairs
P.O. Box 839966
San Antonio, TX 78283-3966
Phone 210-207-2712
frank.sherman@sanantonio.gov

Welcome

  • The City of San Antonio, working closely with the military, Bexar County, Comal County, Kendall County, and other agencies and local jurisdictions, is undertaking the preparation of a Joint Land Use Study (JLUS) for Camp Bullis.

    Located along the northern edge of San Antonio, Camp Bullis offers training areas that are critical to the military missions in the San Antonio area as well as the nation. The goal of the Camp Bullis JLUS is to protect the viability of current and future missions at Camp Bullis while at the same time accommodating growth, sustaining the economic health of the region, and protecting public health and safety.

    Public Involvement

    Your involvement in the development of the JLUS is vital in order to ensure everyone's ideas are heard.

    To Learn More

    Looking for a report, a map, general information on JLUS development? Available JLUS materials can be found by clicking on the “Resources / Links" button.

    Upcoming Events

    The City of San Antonio City Council adopted the Camp Bullis JLUS on June 18, 2009

    No future events are currently planned.



    Project Overview

    Military installations are critical to local economies, generating thousands of jobs and millions of dollars in economic activity and tax revenue annually. In past instances, incompatible development has been a factor in the curtailment of training operations and restructuring of mission critical components to other installations. To protect the missions of military installations and the health of the economies and industries that rely on them, collaboration and joint planning between installations and local communities must occur to address encroachment.

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