Boerne City Council accepted nearly $100,000 in donations to its parks and animal shelter Tuesday and began preliminary discussions on road projects that include rebuilding two miles of School Street and 1.5 miles of Old San Antonio Road.
The most-watched item on the Jan. 23 agenda, however, occurred behind closed doors, as the council spent an hour in executive session discussing the city’s interlocal agreement with Kendall County dealing with regulation of subdivisions in the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction.
The city ETJ, a one-mile-wide swath of land surrounding its city boundaries, has been a haven for growth. Housing projects within the ETJ are not held to the strict permitting and building codes that exist within the city.
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