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Boerne Bonds 2022
The 2022 City of Boerne bond propositions were approved by voters in the November General Election, each with 60% of the vote. These bond propositions target specific areas for improvement to streets and mobility, as well as parks and open space. See a full review of the bond election process.
With both propositions now approved by voters, City staff are working to finalize designs and planning for each project. Progress for each project can be tracked online through the resources on this page. If you have questions about bond project, please email the City.
Streets and Mobility Projects
Prop A - Streets and Mobility
Voters approved $23 million in bond projects for Streets and Mobility improvements. Click on each project tab for details and timelines.
This proposition, as approved by voters, will provide funding for improvements to the City of Boerne's existing roadway infrastructure, turn lanes, intersections, and traffic signals. Potential projects may include but are not limited to the reconstruction of Adler Road and other streets, as well as improvements to intersections.
Adler Road
The Adler Road project calls for a major reconstruction of the pavement along Adler Road from Esser Road to Main Street. Other improvements include:
- The addition of a two-way center left turn lane
- A widening of the road
- Drainage improvements.
The condition of this road was regularly noted in the 2021 Citizen Survey. The City of Boerne has assessed Adler Road a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) rating of 22 out of 100, indicating a poor pavement condition.
(Pictured above: A concept rendering of improved Adler Road.)
(Pictured above: Adler Road looking west from intersection of Esser Road.)
(Pictured above: Adler Road looking west near Parks and Recreation Office at 1017 Adler.)
West Blanco Road
Project would include the reconstruction of W. Blanco Road adjacent to Main Plaza and Waterworks Terrace, from Main Street to W. San Antonio Avenue.
The City of Boerne has assessed W. Blanco Road a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) rating of 18 out of 100, indicating a poor pavement condition.
(Pictured above: W. Blanco Road looking toward Main Street.)
North Shooting Club Road
Project would include the reconstruction of N. Shooting Club Road from FM. 1376 to city limits line.
The City of Boerne has assessed N. Shooting Club Road a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) rating of 19 out of 100, indicating a poor pavement condition.
(Pictured above: N. Shooting Club Road looking south.)
West Kronkosky Street
Project would include the reconstruction of W. Kronkosky Street west from Main Street toward St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Church.
The City of Boerne has assessed W. Kronkosky Street a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) rating of 5 out of 100, indicating a poor pavement condition.
(Pictured above: W. Kronkosky Street looking west from Main Street.)
Parkway Drive
Project would include the reconstruction of Parkway Drive from Old San Antonio Road to the I-10 West frontage road.
The City of Boerne has assessed Parkway Drive a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) of 20 out of 100, indicating a poor pavement condition.
(Pictured above: Parkway Drive looking west toward I-10 frontage road.)
Traffic Signal and Intersection Improvements
Intersection Improvements
The following have been identified as potential intersection improvement locations:
- Adler Road and N. Esser Road
- N. Main Street and Johns Road
- N. School Street and Johns Road
Traffic Signal Improvements
The following intersections have been identified as potential traffic signal improvement locations:
- E. Blanco Road and N. Esser Road
- E. Blanco Road and Main Street
Parks and Open Space Projects
Prop B - Parks and Open Space
Voters approved $13 million in bond projects for Parks and Open Space improvements. Click on each project tab to see details and timelines.
This proposition, as approved by voters, will provide funding for the development and improvement of City of Boerne parks, trails, and open space. Potential parks and recreation projects may include but are not limited to the development and equipment of Northside Community Park and the improvement of other existing parks.
Northside Community Park
Located at 524 Adler Road, near the intersection of N. Plant Avenue/Topperwein Road and Adler Road, the 35 acres of land was purchased after the voter approved Quality of Life Bond Election in 2007. Since that time, few improvements have been made to the property. The development of Northside Community Park as identified on the Parks Master Plan is listed below and preliminary designs call for the following park features:
- All-abilities playscape
- Additional flexible open space
- Challenge course
- Community room
- Covered basketball pavilion
- Dog park
- Expanded skate park
- Multi-use soccer and football fields with lights
- Pickleball courts
- Splashpad
- Stormwater features
- Walking trail and pump track
(Pictured above: A concept rendering of developed Northside Community Park. Click here to see larger version.)
Northrup Park
The potential improvements to Northrup Park include:
- Development of interior trails
- Amenity upgrades and replacements
- Irrigation improvements to some playing fields
(Pictured above: Aerial shot of Northrup Park.)
City Park
The potential improvements to City Park include:
- Additional permanent lighting to playing fields
- Amenity upgrades and replacements
- Playground additions
(Pictured above: Aerial shot of City Park.)
Northside Neighborhood Park
The potential improvements to Northside Neighborhood Park include:
- Development of interior trails
- Pedestrian bridge
- Exercise stations
- Picnic tables and benches
(Pictured above: Exterior of Parks and Recreation office at Northside Neighborhood Park.)
Interactive Project Map
Active and Pending Projects
Visit the interactive project map to see a list of bond projects, track their progress, and more. You can also use the map to see other City projects. The map is best viewed on a laptop or desktop computer.