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Facilities committee reports 49 bond projects under way; district sets May 28 completion target for Aquatics Learning Center
Summary
The Boerne ISD Facilities Committee reported on April 21 that 49 projects tied to the 2022 bond are underway (23 completed so far). The district said contractor engagement and daily site visits continue at the Aquatics Learning Center and established a May 28 final completion deadline for the pool.
Boerne ISD's Facilities Committee provided a progress report at the April 21 board meeting on bond-related projects and capital work across the district.
Committee report and status Trustee Carlin Fryer summarized the Facilities Committee's work: architects are finalizing elementary-level educational specifications and will move next to secondary campuses; technical specifications for construction standards will be prepared. The committee reported 49 projects related to the 2022 bond program, with 23 projects completed and the rest in progress. Completed and near-complete items mentioned included legacy-library ribbon cuttings and work at Champion High School (P-TECH addition, band pad striping; lighting and electrical items pending).
Aquatics Learning Center Fryer reported on extended delays at the Aquatics Learning Center. District staff said the contractor had not completed the pool work to date and that the district has engaged the contractor's president to express concerns. The district described daily site visits, worker counts and progress discussions and set a May 28 final completion deadline for the pool.
Road and right-of-way coordination The district also briefed that it met with the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) regarding planned widening of Ralph Fair Road (FM 3351) and potential impacts. Developers have requested access to Voss Parkway; the district is coordinating with architects to determine a connection point from district property.
Why it matters The 2022 bond program funds improvements across campuses; schedule disruptions at major projects such as the Aquatics Learning Center affect athletics and instructional programming and have prompted heightened district oversight.
Next steps Architects will finalize specifications for secondary campuses, staff will continue oversight of the pool contractor with a May 28 target for final completion, and the Facilities Committee will meet again in June.
