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Lantana Unit 2 plat and bond head to Guadalupe County commissioners

The next county decision could establish 88 residential lots and a plan for new streets and drainage; residents can inspect the Lantana Unit 2 map before commissioners meet Tuesday.

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Guadalupe County commissioners are scheduled to consider a performance bond and final plat for Lantana Unit 2 on Oct. 27.

The two proposals concern how a new subdivision would be mapped and how its proposed streets and drainage would be secured. Residents can examine the lot layout in the county’s Final Plat-Lantana Unit 2 attachment before the court takes up the requests.

From the source record

Proposed final platLantana Unit 2, Precinct 4
The final plat of Lantana, Unit 2 Subdivision, establishing lots 1-93, Precinct 4.
Guadalupe County Commissioners Court agenda ↗
The Oct. 27 agenda identifies a proposed final plat; the linked plat attachment contains the lot map.

The posted agenda describes the Lantana Unit 2 final plat as establishing lots 1 through 93 in Precinct 4. Those lot numbers include residential and open-space lots; they are a proposed subdivision layout, not a count of built homes. The street and drainage bond is a separate agenda request tied to the same development.

The plat and bond

Item 8.D proposes action on a street and drainage performance bond for Lantana Unit 2. Item 8.E proposes action on the final plat for Lantana Unit 2. The court could address those related requests separately. The agenda’s proposed actions do not establish that commissioners have approved either one.

The proposed plat shows 88 residential lots, five open-space lots and 3,734 linear feet of new street across 22.56 acres in Marion ISD. Its map is the useful starting point for anyone checking where the lots, open spaces and proposed streets would sit. The figures describe the submitted plan; they do not establish that streets have been built or that homes can be occupied.

The plat labels the proposed streets and drains for public dedication and maintenance by Guadalupe County MUD 15, and lists GVSUD for water and sewer. Those labels matter to future residents because road, drainage and utility arrangements affect how the subdivision would function. They identify planned responsibilities and providers; a plat vote by itself would not verify that a water or sewer connection is operating at any particular lot.

A final-plat decision would address the submitted subdivision map and its proposed dedications. The separate performance-bond request concerns the proposed street and drainage work. Readers should look for the court’s recorded disposition on each request after the meeting rather than treating the posted plans as completed construction or service availability.

Other business and how to follow the meeting

The posted Oct. 27 agenda also lists citizens to be heard, a proclamation, a presentation, a discussion item, consent business and other action items. Those entries appear alongside Lantana items 8.D and 8.E; readers following the whole session should consult the county’s Commissioners Court agenda listing for the full item descriptions and any updated attachments. The listing warns that linked documents may change after posting or discussion.

Guadalupe County Commissioners Court is scheduled to meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026. Before attending or relying on a downloaded copy, readers can return to the county’s agenda listing and locate the Oct. 27 meeting, then open item 8.E’s Final Plat-Lantana Unit 2 PDF to inspect the map. Afterward, the meeting record is the place to check whether the court approved, changed or deferred the plat and bond requests.

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