Seguin City Council authorized a retail water services agreement with Guadalupe County Municipal Utility District No. 3 on Nov. 3. The week also brought first-reading approvals for four Seguin ordinances and a postponed Schertz permit recommendation; those pending matters still require further action.
The agreement covers 2,028 living unit equivalents for Seguin Exchange, contingent on a release or consent from Springs Hill Special Utility District. That condition matters to future water service: the council authorized the agreement, but the recorded action does not establish that the condition has been met.
From the source record
The City Council adopted a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute a retail water services agreement with Guadalupe County Municipal Utility District No. 3.Seguin City Council outcome review ↗
Seguin: water and bridge work
The Nov. 3 council action authorizes the city manager to execute the retail water agreement. Its stated capacity is 2,028 living unit equivalents, a measure of service demand rather than a count of occupied homes. The agreement remains subject to the Springs Hill condition.
Seguin City Council also authorized a professional services agreement with CEC Corporation for inspection and a preliminary engineering report on two city-owned power plant bridges. That approval starts a study; the reviewed outcome does not describe a bridge repair or replacement decision.
Seguin: four ordinances at first reading
Seguin City Council approved on first reading a restriction on through truck traffic on Rudelof Road between FM 78 and SH 46. The reviewed outcome says the change would make existing signs enforceable. Drivers should distinguish that first-reading approval from final passage.