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River Walk businesses have not recovered from the pandemic. The city wants to fix that.
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San Antonio Report
Marco Barros, a trustee and founder with the River Walk Business Group, told council members business has been declining.
Staff from the city’s Office of Historic Preservation and Center City Development and Operations, as well as Visit San Antonio and Centro San Antonio, will evaluate the bids.
Shannon Miller, director of the city’s Office of Historic Preservation, said that money came from a River Walk Capital Improvements Fund, which comes from leases to businesses that rent patio space on the River Walk itself.
He enjoys the River Walk as a San Antonio resident, he said, but also wants investment in the city to be balanced across the city, not just in downtown.
Councilman Ric Galvan (D6) said he wants the River Walk to attract more San Antonio residents.