BOERNE — Geneva School of Boerne broke ground Wednesday on its long-awaited Interstate 10 access driveway project, designed to improve access to the school, now in its 26th year of operation.
The $1.9 million project includes over a quarter-mile of driveway connecting the campus to the I-10 access road, major drainage improvements required by the county permit, two gate points, fencing and a security booth.
“I am thrilled to report that we broke ground on the I-10 ‘Access Driveway Project’ on Wednesday,” said Head of School Leslie Moeller. “A vision seven years in the making is now officially underway.”
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