Seguin City Council is scheduled to consider a five-year agreement for 1,000 acre-feet of GBRA raw water per year, with an option for five more years.
The proposed commitment is one of several service and infrastructure matters on the November 17 agenda. Its terms would require council action before becoming a council decision.
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The agenda also proposes a $361,225 ambulance purchase and a $50,000 Nelda Street subsurface engineering amendment. Those figures describe proposed items, not new charges to an individual household. Residents interested in water supply, emergency-service equipment or street work can inspect the named proposals before council meets.
Water, drainage and property
The water item calls for 1,000 acre-feet annually under an initial five-year GBRA arrangement and an optional five-year extension. The consent agenda also includes Mays Creek Phase II water facilities and right of way, a Walnut Branch drainage change order numbered six, and a flood-infrastructure grant agreement representative. These are separate proposed actions even though they share an infrastructure theme; the agenda alone supplies no November 17 disposition for any of them.
The city also lists the sale of 2460 Crossroads Blvd. and an engineering agreement for Olive Street drainage. The sale concerns a named city property, while the drainage agreement concerns a named project. Both are scheduled for council consideration; the eventual terms and recorded council action are the useful next records for residents tracking either place.