What will Cordova Road utility moves cost Seguin?

The GVEC rows form the posted $2,291,933.36 total. The ExxonMobil figures describe the same work in two records; engineering is a separate category.

Who pays, and for what?

The October 5 staff memorandum recommends $290,450.29 to reimburse ExxonMobil. An unsigned attached agreement instead estimates $381,991.85 for work that includes about 380 feet of pipeline casing and says Seguin would reimburse actual costs. The staff memorandum and unsigned attached agreement give readers the two figures to compare; neither figure should be added to the other.

The reimbursement mechanism is straightforward: Seguin pays to move facilities in the road corridor, while Guadalupe County contributes to the project’s local match. The posted utility figures describe that preparation, not the price of building the widened road.

What has to go right?

An October 20 memo schedules AT&T and Charter-Spectrum relocations for June 2027 and says TxDOT requires a construction management plan three months before letting if utilities remain. That memo lists another $214,713.50 for Pape-Dawson engineering to prepare the plan. This is engineering work alongside the utility reimbursements, not another GVEC charge.

What the next records can settle

June 2027 is the scheduled date for those two utility relocations, rather than a construction start date. The next useful checks are Seguin’s executed ExxonMobil agreement and payment records, followed by an updated TxDOT letting schedule. Together, those records would show which reimbursement figure governs and when the project can move from preparation toward road work.