Seguin City Council approved a $4,409,427.82 construction contract with Guerra Underground on Oct. 20 for the Walnut Branch Phase IV utility project. The council's meeting record marks item 26-454 approved; the staff memorandum describes the planned sewer and water-main work.
The project calls for sewer work along Walnut Branch and an 8-inch water main along Goodrich Street. Residents can inspect the city's Figure 1 project-limits map in the original staff memorandum for the mapped work area.
Map from the record
What the contract covers
The staff memorandum specifies rehabilitation of 766 feet of existing 24-inch sewer along Walnut Branch, installation of about 841 feet of new 30-inch sewer, and an 8-inch water main along Goodrich Street. Those measurements describe three parts of the work; the memorandum's project-limits figure is the primary record for locating them. The contract approval establishes the construction award, while the memorandum supplies the project's physical scope.
The city's design work predates this construction award: the memorandum cites an October 2020 design agreement with Tetra Tech and a Nov. 16, 2021 authorization for final design. It also reports that two sealed construction bids were received Sept. 22, 2026. These earlier steps explain how the project reached a contract award; they are not new council actions from Oct. 20.