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Boerne community indicates need for mobility infrastructure in bi-annual survey

By Jarrett Whitener

In December a survey was conducted to allow the community to give feedback on the city of Boerne. While respondents favored the small town feel and appearance of the city, topics such as growth, infrastructure and pedestrian safety were highlighted as concerns.

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