In 2027, both the southern and northern sharp corners of Ammann Road in Fair Oaks Ranch are planned to be softened during the road reconstruction project. Fair Oaks Ranch City Council on April 2 approved an agreement with Kendall County to soften the northern sharp curve near the upcoming elevated water storage tank.

The details: The Ammann Road Reconstruction project is funded through 2024 bonds approved by Fair Oaks Ranch voters. An interlocal agreement April 2 includes the northern curve in the project, softening all of the sharp corners of Ammann Road within the Fair Oaks Ranch city limits.

Public Works Director Grant Watanabe said the agreement would have the county and city split the cost of the curve softening, which is expected to total $300,000. Upon completion, the city will maintain the road within city limits, while the county maintains the road outside of city limits. City staff said the project is expected to begin in early 2027.

A new food truck is serving up street food in Boerne at a new bar and hangout spot off of Main Street.

The background: Taco ‘Bout Us debuted their new food truck at 1491 S. Main St. in Boerne, the truck staff told Community Impact.

It’s located right next to Twelve to Twelve, a bar and social club that opened earlier this year, according to previous reporting from Community Impact.

On the menu: Taco ‘Bout Us serves up a variety of street tacos and Tex-Mex cuisine, according to their menu.

Specific dishes include the sirloin bone marrow taco and the nopales street tacos.

• 1491 S. Main St., Boerne

The San Antonio International Airport celebrated the grand opening of the Terminal A expansion March 27, marking the first gate expansion in the $2.5 billion capital improvement plan designed to modernize and expand the city’s airport.

The details: Known as the Ground Load Facility, the approximately 37,000-square-foot Terminal A expansion supports both domestic and international flights and includes new ground-load gates, passenger areas and a federal inspection station for international arrivals, according to a news release.

Ground load facility amenities include three new ground gates located south of Terminal A, an integrated federal inspection station for international arrivals, two levels of seating areas for passengers and dedicated charging stations for electronic devices.

What they’re saying: "The grand opening of this facility is proof that [SA Airport’s] best days are ahead of us," said Director of Airports Jesus Saenz. "Elevate SAT is not just a slogan. It [is] an active promise to elevate our airport and elevate the customer experience and elevate our region economically.”

Around San Antonio, transportation projects are underway or in development, causing traffic delays as roads expand and improve to handle traffic demands. Here are five transportation projects across the northern areas of the metro.

I-10 and Loop 1604 interchange project: Part of the Loop 1604 North Expansion Project, the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange project will consist of eight flyover ramps, roundabouts, a high-occupancy vehicle lane and other interchange improvements, according to the Texas Department of Transportation. TxDOT opened the eighth and final flyover ramp Feb. 5, connecting westbound Loop 1604 to westbound I-10. Known as Segment 2, the interchange is 65% done.

FM 1518: Traffic on FM 1518 between I-10 and the Woman Hollering Creek bridge shifted to the east in March. In April, TxDOT began drainage installations at Ray Corbett Drive and other road sections. During construction, two-way traffic along FM 1518 will be maintained. This configuration is expected to be in place until winter 2026.