Bell Dr 1 in San Antonio, TX

The Bell Dr 1 project, filed under the facility name Scarsdale to Uhr, is a completed new construction initiative in San Antonio. The work involved the construction of new sidewalks, curbs, driveway approaches, and ADA ramps along the corridor. The project is situated in Bexar County at the address Scarsdale to Uhr, San Antonio, TX 78217. It spans 10,000 square feet of infrastructure improvements. The City of San Antonio is the owner and developer of record for this public works project.

The estimated cost for the Bell Dr 1 construction was $385,000. This figure places the project below the median estimated cost of $600,000 for similar new construction filings in Bexar County. The cost per square foot is $38, which is below the county median of $115 per square foot for comparable projects. The scheduled build window was 51 days, a duration shorter than the county median of 208 days for new construction projects.

Alan James Lopez served as the registered accessibility specialist for the project. The work was registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation in February 2026. Plan review was completed in the same month. Construction began in March 2026, and the filing indicated a completion date of May 2026. The project involved public funds and public land, consistent with its status as a Federally funded roadway project.

The project passed its final TDLR accessibility inspection in June 2026. This confirms that the construction is complete. The final inspection marked the end of the regulatory process for this specific accessibility improvement. The City of San Antonio has other TDLR-registered projects in the area, including Clearview Dr. and Pearsall Park, but Bell Dr 1 is a distinct new construction effort focused on pedestrian infrastructure.

The surrounding area, ZIP code 78217, has a population of about 33,959 residents according to U.S. Census estimates. The median household income in this area is $56,852. The housing stock includes 16,179 units, with an even mix of owner- and renter-occupied homes. The median owner-occupied home value is $216,100. These demographic and economic factors provide context for the location of the new sidewalks and ADA ramps.