The Boerne Pedestrian Trails project consists of 2 sections of walking and leisure trails highlighted with a variety of site improvements. The Primary Trail begins at Boerne’s Main Plaza and Ye Kendall Inn and runs along the Cibolo Creek for 1.6 miles to the city park facility. A second trail will run for over three quarters of a mile along Currey Creek from Adler park to Blanco Road. Complicated Switchbacks, retaining walls, and 3 separate steel bridge structures allow for all sections of the trail to run at less than 5% grade, creating a comfortable and completely ADA accessible path. Enhancements of the trail include limestone retaining walls, flagstone accents and steel and cedar arbor structures. The trail will be marked in quarter mile intervals with displays of interpretive signage that depict stories from the history of Boerne. At River road park, near the heart of Boerne, we will install two new galvanized steel fishing piers which will be open for public use year round. Masonry picnic tables, benches, lighting, water fountains and Landscape will also enhance the popular park.

D. Wilson and all its Subcontractors and Suppliers areproud of its role in achieving early occupancy for Brownsville ISD. The 360,000 sq ft facility will be the District’s sixth high school, and the second constructed by D. Wilson.

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The Centennial Park Mural & Plaza Project will include installation of the 905-piece “History of Mexico and Mankind” tile mural that Harlingen acquired from the California Museum of Science & Industry in 2000. Megamorphosis is the Architect and D. Wilson Construction Company the General Contractor. The Harlingen Community Improvement Board has approved $175,000 for this project. Centennial Park is located at 101 S. West Street (along the railroad tracks between Jackson, Van Buren, and West).