The Santiago is a pre-approved ADU plan from Our Casas Residents Council, Inc.. The public source lists it as 1 bath; square footage and bedroom count are not listed. It originated in the San Antonio, Comal County, Texas, USA program. This directory currently shows acceptance in San Antonio, Comal County, Texas, USA. Source context comes from City of San Antonio, last checked Sep 8, 2026. Use the linked provider, location, and source records to verify current acceptance before relying on the plan.
The Santiago is a pre-approved ADU plan from Our Casas Residents Council, Inc.. The public source lists it as 1 bath; square footage and bedroom count are not listed. It originated in the San Antonio, Comal County, Texas, USA program. This directory currently shows acceptance in San Antonio, Comal County, Texas, USA. Source context comes from City of San Antonio, last checked Sep 8, 2026. Use the linked provider, location, and source records to verify current acceptance before relying on the plan.
Site-specific utility work remains outside base-plan approval.
Energy notes
Current-code and site-specific compliance must be confirmed at application.
Accessibility notes
Official page identifies an accessible design.
Permit fee notes
Permit, review, utility and other project fees are separate and were not quantified on the catalog page.
Cost notes
The $450 figure is the unmodified base-plan price, not construction cost; site-specific professional services vary.
Additional notes
Government term: permit-ready. The City states the design was reviewed and approved by Development Services. One official identifier covers a 675-square-foot two-bedroom option and a 555-square-foot one-bedroom option; scalar fields remain NULL rather than splitting an option the catalog treats as one plan.
Government term: permit-ready. The City states the design was reviewed and approved by Development Services. One official identifier covers a 675-square-foot two-bedroom option and a 555-square-foot one-bedroom option; scalar fields remain NULL rather than splitting an option the catalog treats as one plan.