I recently updated all of the buildings and most of the pedestrian areas around the Alamo. Due to a $400 million dollar grant from a recent state senate bill, the Alamo is getting a complete overhaul, rebuilding the Alamo Library into a update Education Center, opening the Ralston Family Collection between late 2024 and 2026, re-landscaping the Alamo Gardens and Acequia, and a band new Alamo Visitor Center and Museum. The current map (10/10/24) reflects current conditions; I removed a couple unique polygons that surrounded the future Alamo Plaza Historic District (which extends up two blocks in every direction from the Alamo and excludes the new museum and Paseo del Alamo areas) because it has not been implemented yet, but will, by 2027, reflect that shape as a purely pedestrian area. As for now, The Alamo is set as a non-federal Category III IUCN protected area for its state significance and UNESCO status, and the boundaries align with parcel data (excluding the Plaza de Valero construction area, whose updates on complete have not been confirmed). I will monitor and update this- just so facts and explanation on the recent change.