An 18,000 square foot medical facility was planned for the projects far-west corner along San Jacinto Street at Guadalupe resulting in what is now Davila Pharmacy, the foremost commercial anchor of the Avenida Guadalupe commercial corridor. Adjacent Davila Pharmacy is the Margarita Huantes Learning and Leadership Center having the site for its construction appropriated to the City of San Antonio by the Avenida Guadalupe Association. In 1984, at the ground breaking ceremony for Plaza Guadalupe, then Mayor Henry Cisneros, who spoke in English and Spanish, said Plaza Guadalupe would draw on all aspects of the community: religious, historical, economic and cultural. Having painted a portrait of the Progreso Drugstore in 1977, renowned Chicano artist Jesse Trevino reflected that the “Avenida Guadalupe development group thought that this particular painting of mine relates to the area more than any other… The drugstore represents a very vital part of that particular Westside community… And I believe strongly about the cause that it benefits”, referencing the Avenida’s plan to print posters of Trevino’s “Progreso Drugstore” painting as a first capital campaign strategy for the construction of a plaza in the Avenida Guadalupe target area.