Seguin City Council authorized the city manager on Nov. 3 to execute a retail water services agreement with Guadalupe County Municipal Utility District No. 3 for 2,028 living-unit equivalents at the Seguin Exchange development.
The verified outcome for item 8F records the authorization and a voice vote; it does not establish that water service has begun.
From the source record
The City Council hereby authorizes the City Manager to execute the Utility Agreement for Retail Water Service between the City of Seguin and Guadalupe County Municipal Utility District No. 3, together with any related administrative documents necessary to carry out the intent of the agreement.City of Seguin ↗
The authorization sets a path for Seguin to serve future customers at the development, subject to a release from Springs Hill SUD’s service area or a consent agreement. That condition matters because the property is currently within Springs Hill’s water-service area, according to the posted utility agreement.
The posted resolution describes an ultimate capacity requirement of up to 862,272 gallons per day, approximately 2,028 living-unit equivalents. It also describes an off-site connecting water line and the city’s acceptance of completed water infrastructure. Those figures describe planned capacity and infrastructure, not a count of occupied homes or current water use.
The next verification point is the service-area release or consent agreement, followed by an executed utility agreement. Residents can inspect the city’s posted agreement for the service framework and the Nov. 3 official video for the council’s recorded action.