Olivares v. City of San Antonio

DIES, Chief Justice.

For some time prior to April 10, 1969, the First National Bank of San Antonio had begun plans for the construction of a parking garage. These plans were frustrated because the structure would have to be built over Breneman Street (sometimes referred to as an alley), for many years a dedicated public way in San Antonio. After many meetings by various City departments, the City Planning Commission, and ,the City Council, the latter on April 10, 1969, closed by ordinance a portion of Breneman Street, quitclaimed it to the Bank and received from Bank $16,860. All abutting…