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Northside Community Park: Boerne staff show splash pad rendering, playground plan and construction timeline

City Council of Boerne, Texas · February 4, 2026
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Summary

City staff updated council on Northside Community Park: basketball courts poured, sanitary/storm/ potable lines and restroom excavation underway, final splash pad rendering presented (nature-themed, three zones), playground designs shown and staff said project remains on track for completion by late 2026 or into 2027 with a future council site tour.

City project staff updated the Boerne City Council on the Northside Community Park project during the Feb. 24 meeting, showing final renderings for the splash pad and playground and reporting on current construction activities.

Staff said the first concrete pour (two basketball courts) is complete, sanitary sewer, storm sewer and potable-water lines are being installed, and excavation will begin for three restroom buildings (including a family restroom). Staff presented a final splash pad rendering described as a nature theme with three pressure/comfort zones to accommodate different ages and abilities. Playground renderings showed separate areas for older and younger children with swings and accessible options; staff emphasized preservation of existing trees within the play area.

Timeline comments indicated the project remains on track for completion by the end of 2026 or into 2027. Staff asked the council to plan a site tour when the work is safe to view. Council members asked for clarification that the existing skate park would remain and that any additional skate amenities would be considered as a potential phase 2; staff confirmed the skate park will remain as-is.