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Commissioners Approve Second Amendment to Adler Road Interlocal Agreement with Boerne
Summary
The court approved a second amendment to an interlocal agreement with the City of Boerne to extend deadlines on two low‑water crossing projects (Adler Road), continuing use of $1.5 million in ARPA funds and setting new completion/acceptance benchmarks tied to ARPA/Treasury requirements.
Commissioner Chapman asked the court to approve the second amendment to the Adler Road interlocal agreement with the City of Boerne to allow more time for construction of two low‑water crossings (Curry Creek and No Name Creek) financed with ARPA funds.
Chapman said the city encountered unforeseen obstacles, including an old hand‑dug well and delays obtaining easements, and that the crossings are now in progress. The amendment adjusts deadlines (substantial completion by September 4, 2026, with final acceptance by October 1, 2026) to ensure the county meets US Treasury and ARPA expenditure timing. County auditor Corinna confirmed the $1.5 million ARPA allocation is from the portion of ARPA funds approved for the project. The court approved the amendment by a 5–0 vote.
