The Boerne Neighborhood Discussion Meeting held on January 21, 2025, focused on community concerns regarding a proposed third point of access connecting to Hampton Way. Residents expressed significant apprehension about increased traffic and its impact on their already congested neighborhood.

One resident, who lives at the end of the cul de sac on Hampton Way, voiced concerns about the narrow roads and the challenges posed by additional vehicles. The resident noted that parking along the streets often reduces road width, complicating traffic flow. They highlighted that while the new access would not connect directly to Fredericks Creek, it could still attract pass-through traffic, exacerbating existing congestion.

The resident also raised issues related to privacy and property values, particularly regarding the proximity of new developments to their homes. They referenced a nearby hotel that was built too close to residential properties, urging planners to consider a buffer zone in future designs to protect the neighborhood's integrity.

Overall, the meeting underscored the community's desire for careful planning and consideration of traffic impacts as Boerne continues to develop. Residents are eager for ongoing discussions to address their concerns and ensure that any new access points are designed with the neighborhood's needs in mind.