Members of the Boerne City Council prioritized public safety during its second bond issuance meeting, covering facilities, to whittle down projects for a November bond election.
The meeting last week addressed public facilities in Boerne and was the second meeting of four scheduled to address the major projects in the city’s 10-year plan. Assistant City Manager Danny Zincke reminded the council and audience of the city’s four major guiding principles in considering bond projects: Implementing the city’s master plan, increasing public safety, improving mobility and quality of life and achieving council and community input.
“We’re dealing with a lot of needs that have been planned for a long time, but we haven’t taken action on it,” Mayor Tim Handren said. “When we get down to that fourth meeting, which may take more than one meeting, what do we want to put out there, right? And which projects can we try to shoehorn into a budget that we think is palatable.”
