Lantana Unit 2's proposed streets and drains would be dedicated to the public, with Guadalupe County MUD No. 15 assigned maintenance in the submitted plat.
That pairing raises a practical question for anyone buying one of the proposed 88 homes: who handles a damaged street or a clogged drain? The 22.56-acre plan lists 3,734 linear feet of new street. Its notes split future upkeep among the utility district, a homeowners association and, under limited conditions, the county.
From the source record
Figures are the plat’s rounded category acreages; they should not be added to infer an exact total.
The duties on the plat
For future Lantana homeowners, the proposed plat assigns streets and drains to the MUD and parks, open space and drainage easements to the homeowners association. The distinction matters because a drainage easement and a stormwater control can serve the same area while calling for different kinds of work. The plat names responsible parties, but those notes alone do not set an annual charge for either organization.
| Feature or condition | Responsibility stated on plat |
|---|---|
| Proposed streets and drains | Dedicated to the public; MUD No. 15 assigned maintenance (Note 4) |
| Parks, landscape buffers, open space, greenbelts and drainage easements | Homeowners association assigned mowing and maintenance (Note 11) |
| Stormwater controls | MUD No. 15 assigned maintenance (Note 26) |
| County drainage work | Limited to work needed to drain and protect the road system (Note 26) |
| Street repair before formal county acceptance | Owners look to the owner, developer or maintenance entity identified for the job |
The table summarizes proposed plat notes; it does not establish an approved maintenance agreement.