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CSMA Background
The City South
Management Authority (CSMA) is a
duly constituted Defense Adjustment Management Authority and political
subdivision of the State of Texas. CSMA was established by the City of San Antonio for the purpose of fostering economic
opportunity, job generation, and capital investment by promoting a favorable
business climate and preparing the workforce for productive employment in the
area of the Authority.
Board of Directors:
15 members, six appointed
by City of San Antonio, six by Bexar County, and three appointed collectively by
Southwest, East Central, and Southside ISD. To see
current Board Members click here…
Vision:
Become a "World Class Community"
To preserve some of the rural character of the area
Use innovative planning, design and financing principles to address
infrastructure needs
Support economic development, create sustainable communities and promote
unique historical, cultural and environmental assets
Physical Description:
60+ square mile area bounded by I-410 on the north, I-37 on the east, I-35
on the west and generally a line 1,350 feet south of the Medina River, and
extending in part to Loop1604 to the South. See Map
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Role:
Central repository for City South plans from various organizations
Coordinate planning efforts from various entities that have responsibility
for development
Finance infrastructure development for projects such as: roads, streets
and bridges, water production, sewage or solid waste disposal facilities, or
other public works
Encourage compatible land use patterns through its Municipal Zoning and
Platting Authority and provide procedures for residents to apply for future
zoning changes
Create economic development and job creation and retention programs
Acquire, develop, and own permanent improvements, research and
development facilities, manufacturing and warehousing and distribution
facilities
Issue bonds and notes following approval from COSA City Council |