completed the renovation of three indigenous structures on the site which now serve as offices (Eagar House), conference center (Carriage House), and support services (Eagar Dependency) for HPARC. Along with the renovations, the San Antonio City Council voted on and approved HPARC's master plan for the redevelopment of the former site. The plan includes the development of three public parks: Yanaguana Garden, Civic Park and Tower Park. In 2015, the San Antonio City Council unanimously approved renaming the area from "HemisFair Park" to "Hemisfair," recognizing it as an urban parks district. On October 2, 2015, Yanaguana Garden opened to the public. See also HemisFair Arena List of world expositions List of world's fairs References External links Official website of the BIE HemisFair '68 website — online info about the 1968 world's fair. Hemisfair Park Area Redevelopment Corporation (finding aid) at the University of Texas at San Antonio Archives A Guide to HemisFair '68 History and Resources University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries (UTSA Libraries) Special Collections. Archival footage documenting HemisFair' 68 at Texas Archive of the Moving Image World's fairs in Texas Festivals in San Antonio 1968 festivals 1968 in Texas Culture of San Antonio History of San Antonio 1968 in the United States 20th century in San Antonio