Seguin commission sets hearings on three structures for Nov. 9

Possible action on three Seguin structures is next on the commission’s schedule, with public hearings where residents can hear the cases before any decision. All three choices remain pending.

By Guadalupe.News Government Desk · Source-linked local reporting

Published November 3, 2026 at 5:15 AM CST3 min read

Scheduled for Nov. 9; action pending

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Seguin's Building and Standards Commission has scheduled public hearings and possible action on structures at 516 Riley St., 3400 N. State Hwy 123 and 622 S. Goodrich St. for Nov. 9.

The posted agenda identifies each address separately under its public-hearing business. It schedules possible action; it records no decision for readers to treat as final.

From the source record

Posted meeting agendaThree structure hearings and possible action

Public Hearing and Possible Action on the structures located at: a. 516 Riley St. b. 3400 N. State Hwy 123. c. 622 S. Goodrich St.

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The posted agenda names three structures for public hearings and possible action on Nov. 9.

The pending hearings give residents a public forum on three specific Seguin structures before possible commission action. The address list is the most precise description of the cases in the posted agenda: it does not specify a proposed remedy or findings for any property. Readers following a particular address should therefore watch that hearing and the subsequent meeting record for what the commission actually decides.

Three addresses, three pending cases

Item 4a schedules a public hearing and possible action for the structure at 516 Riley St. The agenda identifies the address as a case before the commission, but the listed business does not itself determine what action, if any, members will take. Residents interested in that property can use its address to follow the hearing and later check the official outcome record.

Item 4b schedules a public hearing and possible action for the structure at 3400 N. State Hwy 123. That address has its own lettered entry in the same hearing section. Possible action is the agenda's description of what may happen, not a report that the commission has acted.

Item 4c schedules a public hearing and possible action for the structure at 622 S. Goodrich St. The commission's discussion, any testimony and any disposition for this address remain matters for the Nov. 9 hearing record. The three entries should be followed individually because the posted agenda names three locations, not one combined decision.

Minutes and meeting order

The posted agenda places approval of the Oct. 12, 2026, minutes before the three structure hearings. Approval is proposed as item 3; the current agenda does not establish whether members will approve those minutes or change them. The commission's opening call to order and roll call appear as items 1 and 2, while item 5 is adjournment. Those entries frame the meeting rather than add another property case.

The commission's next scheduled opportunity to act on the three listed structures is its Nov. 9 hearing. A later official meeting record, rather than the advance agenda, will establish whether each case drew testimony, whether members took action and what disposition was recorded. The same record will show how members handled the October minutes.

When and where to follow the hearings

The commission is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Nov. 9 in City Council Chambers, 210 E. Gonzales St. The agenda says the meeting site is accessible and asks anyone needing a reasonable accommodation to contact the City Secretary at (830) 401-2468 at least 48 hours in advance. Readers can use the official Nov. 9 agenda to check the address entries and meeting details before attending, then consult the city's subsequent meeting record for the decisions.

Seguin commission sets hearings on three structures for Nov. 9

Three addresses, three pending cases

Minutes and meeting order

When and where to follow the hearings

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