Seguin City Council adopted a resolution Nov. 3 authorizing the city manager to execute a retail water services agreement with Guadalupe County MUD No. 3 for 2,028 living unit equivalents at Seguin Exchange.
The agreement concerns water service for the Seguin Exchange development, subject to Springs Hill SUD’s service-area release or consent. Council’s authorization is one step toward an agreement; it does not establish that the condition has been met or that water service has started.
From the source record
The City Council adopted a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute a retail water services agreementSeguin City Council ↗
What the number measures
The agreement states its scale as 2,028 living unit equivalents. That is a water-service planning unit, not a count of homes already receiving service. The figure identifies the amount covered by the authorized agreement; it should not be read as a current customer count or a stated volume of water.
Seguin operates a Water Department that provides city water utility information. Its public page describes the department’s general function, while the council’s Nov. 3 action concerns this particular development.
What comes next
The authorization remains contingent on a Springs Hill SUD service-area release or consent. The next records to check are the executed retail water agreement and the release or consent establishing whether that condition was satisfied. Those documents will clarify the agreement’s operative terms and the path to service at Seguin Exchange.