Seguin public meetings in 2021

City Council

The council will discuss the establishment of a Municipal Stormwater Utility System and review several zoning requests. Agenda items also include updates on the City Hall facade and repairs to the Walnut Springs Park dam. Additionally, the council will consider professional service contracts and budget amendments.

• Ordinance to establish a Municipal Stormwater Utility System and associated fees
• $1,234,183.12 agreement with Brown and Gay Engineering for Rudeloff Road Phase II Project
• Change Order #10 for Walnut Branch Sanitary Sewer Line Phase II up to $398,208.28
• Zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Single-Family Residential at 1910 E Martindale Rd
• Amendments to performance and tax abatement agreements for United Alloy Texas, LLC

The Seguin City Council approved a new stormwater utility system ordinance (5-2), several zoning changes, and numerous resolutions including contracts for engineering, construction change orders, and financial services. The council also approved consent agenda items including zoning ordinances and budget amendments, and acknowledged bills. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved stormwater utility ordinance (5-2)
• Approved zoning to Public (P) at 450 Seitz Rd (consent)
• Approved zoning to R-1 at 1910 E Martindale Rd (consent)
• Approved zoning to MF-3 at 3000 blk N. Austin St (consent)
• Approved zoning to NC at 515 Koepsel St (consent)
• Approved R-2 zoning at 3500 blk Cordova Rd (6-0)
• Approved R-2 zoning at 3600 blk Cordova Rd (6-0)
• Approved $1,234,183.12 engineering contract for Rudeloff Road Phase II (6-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will review multiple requests to change property zoning to commercial, residential, or multi-family uses. They will also consider a permit for an RV resort and a parkland dedication for Three Oaks Subdivision.

• Amendment to the Master Thoroughfare Plan on Pecan Parkway
• Zoning change from Ag Ranch to Commercial at SH 123 Bypass
• Specific Use Permit request for an RV Resort at SH 123 Bypass and Wagon Trail
• Rezoning of 1207 N Austin St from R-1 to Commercial
• Private Parkland Dedication for Three Oaks Subdivision

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several requests for voluntary land annexation in Guadalupe County. The agenda also includes street closure requests related to HBO Max filming in Seguin and various infrastructure-related purchases. Additionally, the council will consider several zoning changes and grant administration updates.

• Annexation of approximately 19.67 acres on Cordova Rd
• Street closure requests for HBO Max filming in Seguin
• $149,614.00 contract for 24" Water Transmission Main Pipeline engineering
• $60,000 agreement for the Sebastopol House Master Plan
• Purchase of a backhoe loader and dump truck for Water/Wastewater Utilities

The Seguin City Council approved a consent agenda and numerous action items, including several voluntary annexations, zoning changes, and contracts for engineering, equipment purchases, and planning services. All votes were unanimous (7-0) with Mayor Dodgen presiding. The council also denied a zoning change for a property on Huber Rd and approved resolutions related to redistricting and board appointments.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and 4 annexation ordinances (7-0)
• Approved street closure for HBO Max filming in Seguin (7-0)
• Approved resolution for tax-exempt bond financing for Dwyer Workforce Development Center (7-0)
• Adopted 3 resolutions for GLO CDBG-MIT program contracts and signatories (7-0)
• Approved 2 annexation ordinances on first reading for Cordova Rd properties (7-0)
• Denied zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial at 2500 Blk Huber Rd (7-0)
• Approved $149,614 contract with TRC Engineering for water transmission line (7-0)
• Approved resolutions for purchase of backhoe loader, dump truck, and boom truck (7-0)

City Council

The Seguin City Council approved a $279,846 professional services contract with RPS for the Walnut Branch Sewer Main Project Phase IV, authorized the issuance of Series 2021 Tax Notes, and adopted several ordinances including zoning changes and budget amendments. All votes were unanimous (7-0). The council also acknowledged bills and held an executive session on real property.

• Approved $279,846 contract with RPS for Walnut Branch Sewer Main Project Phase IV (7-0)
• Authorized issuance of Series 2021 Tax Notes (7-0)
• Adopted zoning change to Commercial at IH 10 West and FM 464 (7-0)
• Adopted zoning change to Single Family Residential at 1000 Block Cordova Rd (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Single Family Residential at 1900 Block Cordova Rd (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Commercial at SH 46 N and Three Oaks Rd (7-0)
• Adopted FY2022 Special Revenue and Utility Fund budget amendments (7-0)
• Approved resolution supporting Eden Cross/Eden Place rehabilitation and fee waiver (7-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seguin Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple property rezoning requests. These items include changes for residential, commercial, and public designations across various locations.

• Rezoning request for 1900 Blk of Cordova Rd to Single Family Residential (R-2)
• Rezoning request for 450 Seitz Rd to Public (P)
• Rezoning from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial at 2500 Blk of Huber Rd
• Rezoning from Commercial to Single-Family Residential at 402 Michna St
• Rezoning from Commercial to Multi-Family High Density at 3000 Blk of N. Austin St

City Council

The City Council will review the Guadalupe Regional Medical Center FY2022 budget and receive a COVID-19 update. The agenda includes multiple votes on voluntary land annexations and zoning changes. The council will also consider purchasing Saegert Middle School tennis courts from Seguin ISD.

• Purchase of Saegert Middle School tennis courts and buildings for $200,000
• Multiple requests for voluntary land annexations in Guadalupe County
• Zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Multi-Family High Density on SH 123 Bypass N
• Resolution to purchase new duty handguns for the police department
• Ordinance to amend solid waste collection fees

The Seguin City Council approved a series of consent agenda items and action items, including voluntary annexations, zoning changes, and resolutions. Key approvals included the purchase of new duty handguns for the police department, the purchase of Saegert Middle School tennis courts for $200,000, and several annexations and zoning changes. The council also discussed a proposed $3.00 storm water utility fee but took no action on it.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and ordinances (8-0)
• Adopted ordinance for voluntary annexation at 450 Seitz Rd (ORD 2021-061)
• Adopted ordinance for voluntary annexation on Cordova Rd (ORD 2021-062)
• Adopted zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Multi-Family High Density 3 at 3500 Blk SH 123 Bypass N (ORD 2021-063)
• Approved zoning change from Commercial and Agricultural-Ranch to Commercial at IH 10 West and FM 464 (ORD 2021-064)
• Approved zoning designation to Single Family Residential at 1000 Block Cordova Rd (ORD 2021-065)
• Approved resolution to purchase new duty handguns for police department (RES 2021-110)
• Approved resolution to purchase Saegert Middle School tennis courts for $200,000 (RES 2021-111)

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider a property tax abatement application from Tyson Farms and zoning changes for properties on N. Milam St. and SH 123 Bypass N. The agenda also includes updates on public improvements and COVID-19.

• Property tax abatement application by Tyson Farms
• Zoning change at 1214 N. Milam St. from Commercial to Single-Family Residential
• Zoning change at 3500 Blk of SH 123 Bypass N. from Agricultural Ranch to Multi-Family High Density 3
• Ordinance amendments regarding prohibited animals and performing animal exhibitions
• Purchase of a Motor Grader and a Wheel Roller for Public Works

The Seguin City Council approved a property tax abatement for Tyson Farms, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tyson Foods, Inc., and adopted several ordinances and resolutions, including zoning changes and equipment purchases. All votes were unanimous (8-0).

• Approved property tax abatement for Tyson Farms (RES 2021-106, 8-0)
• Adopted zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Multi-Family High Density 3 at 3500 Blk SH 123 Bypass N. (ORD 2021-063, 8-0)
• Adopted zoning change from Commercial to Single-Family Residential at 1214 N. Milam St. (ORD 2021-059, 8-0)
• Adopted ordinance amending animal regulations and adding permit fee for performing animal exhibitions (ORD 2021-060, 8-0)
• Ratified purchase of Motor Grader for Public Works via BuyBoard contract (RES 2021-107, 8-0)
• Authorized purchase of Wheel Roller for Public Works via HGACBuy contract (RES 2021-108, 8-0)
• Approved appointment to Public Library Foundation Board (8-0)
• Approved minutes of October 4, 2021 meeting (8-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider several requests for zoning changes and land use plan revisions. These include proposals for multi-family, commercial, and residential designations. The meeting also includes a presentation on the Comprehensive Plan process.

• Zoning change to Multi-Family High at 3500 Blk of SH 123 Bypass
• Specific Use Permit for a travel center at FM 464 and IH 10
• Zoning change to Commercial at FM 464 and IH 10W
• Zoning change to Single Family Residential at 1000 Blk of Cordova Rd
• General Land Use Plan revision at SH-123 and Nolte Farms Dr

City Council

The council will review second and final readings for amendments to the General, Utility, and Special Revenue Fund budgets. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning changes, land annexations, and new animal ordinances. Additionally, several contracts for police vehicles and park improvements are up for consideration.

• Zoning change from Commercial to Single-Family Residential at 1214 N. Milam St.
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 45 acres at 450 Seitz Rd.
• $350,000 sole source purchase for pavement maintenance with P2 Emulsion
• Lease-purchase agreement for ten police vehicles with American National Leasing Company
• $119,000 contract for a new basketball court and lighting at Manuel C. Castilla Park

The Seguin City Council approved a zoning change for 1214 N. Milam St. from Commercial to Single-Family Residential, and approved first readings for voluntary annexations of properties on Seitz Rd and Cordova Rd. The council also approved resolutions authorizing a grant application, a sole-source purchase for pavement emulsion, a lease-purchase for police vehicles, an interlocal fire agreement, participation in the opioid settlement, a facilities use agreement with Navarro ISD, and a basketball court construction contract. All votes were unanimous (6-0).

• Approved zoning change to R-1 for 1214 N. Milam St. (ORD 2021-059)
• Approved first reading of voluntary annexation for 45.13 acres at 450 Seitz Rd
• Approved first reading of voluntary annexation for 75.605 acres on Cordova Rd
• Approved resolution to apply for Victim Coordinator and Liaison Grant (RES 2021-098)
• Approved resolution for sole-source purchase with P2 Emulsion up to $350,000 (RES 2021-100)
• Approved lease-purchase of ten police vehicles (RES 2021-101)
• Approved interlocal fire protection agreement with Cibolo (RES 2021-102)
• Approved participation in Global Opioid Settlement (RES 2021-103)

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances for the 2021 tax rate and several 2021-22 fiscal year budgets. The agenda also includes amending current 2021 budgets and approving hotel tax funds for local celebrations.

• Tax rate ordinance of $0.5412 per $100 valuation
• Adoption of the 2021-22 General Fund Budget
• Adoption of the 2021-22 Utility Fund Budget
• Hotel Occupancy Tax Funds for Fiestas Patrias Celebration
• Appointment to the Central Texas Technology Center

The Seguin City Council approved a property tax rate of $0.5412 per $100 valuation for 2021, a 3.61% increase, and adopted the FY 2021-22 General Fund, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility Fund budgets. The council also ratified the tax rate, approved hotel occupancy tax funds for Fiestas Patrias, and amended several FY 2021 budgets. All votes were 7-0.

• Adopted tax rate of $0.5412 per $100 valuation (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 General Fund Budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 Debt Service Fund Budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 Special Revenue and Fiduciary Funds Budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 Utility Fund Budget (7-0)
• Ratified 2021 tax rate (7-0)
• Approved Hotel Occupancy Tax funds for Fiestas Patrias (7-0)
• Amended FY 2021 General Fund, Utility Fund, and Special Revenue budgets (7-0)

City Council

The council will review several ordinances for the 2021-22 fiscal year, including the General Fund and Utility Fund budgets. They will also consider a first reading of an ordinance to set the city's tax rate at $0.5412 per $100 valuation. The agenda also includes a COVID-19 update and a zoning change request for property at River Road and West Kingsbury.

• Zoning change from Rural Residential to Commercial at River Road and West Kingsbury
• Ordinance for 2021 tax rate of $0.5412 per $100 valuation
• Adoption of the 2021-22 Fiscal Year General Fund Budget
• Purchase of Westnet Fire Station Alerting system via HGAC Purchasing Cooperative
• Interlocal Agreement for fire protection services with Guadalupe County

The Seguin City Council approved a property tax rate of $0.5412 per $100 valuation for 2021 (6-2) and adopted the FY 2021-22 General Fund, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility Fund budgets. The council also waived fees for the Guadalupe County Fair & PRCA Rodeo, approved employee benefit contracts, and authorized several resolutions including a fire station alerting system and an interlocal fire protection agreement.

• Adopted tax rate of $0.5412 per $100 valuation (6-2)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 General Fund Budget (8-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 Debt Service Fund Budget (8-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 Special Revenue and Fiduciary Funds Budget (8-0)
• Adopted FY 2021-22 Utility Fund Budget (8-0)
• Waived fees for 138th Guadalupe County Fair & PRCA Rodeo (8-0)
• Approved Employee Benefit Trust health/dental/life contract (8-0)
• Authorized Westnet Fire Station Alerting system purchase (8-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seguin Planning & Zoning Commission will consider zoning changes for properties at 1214 N. Milam St. and the 3500 block of SH 123 Bypass. The meeting also includes reviews of subdivision plats for Lily Springs Unit 1, Lawson Plaza, and Sky Valley Subdivision.

• Zoning change from Commercial to Single-Family Residential at 1214 N. Milam St.
• Zoning change from Agriculture Ranch to Multi-Family High at 3500 Blk of SH 123 Bypass
• Final Plat request for Lily Springs Unit 1 Subdivision
• Final Plat request for Lawson Plaza subdivision
• Replat of Sky Valley Subdivision to create 23 lots from 12 existing lots

City Council

The council will hold public hearings regarding the FY2022 budgets for several city funds and a proposal to increase total tax revenues. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning changes, infrastructure repairs, and interlocal agreements.

• Public hearing on FY2022 budgets for General, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility funds
• Public hearing on a proposal to increase total tax revenues from properties
• Zoning change from Rural Residential to Commercial at River Road and West Kingsbury
• $53,662 contract with TRC Engineering for Walnut Branch Spillway Repair
• $369,146 contract award to Sullivan Contracting Services for City Hall exterior repairs

The Seguin City Council held public hearings on the FY2022 budgets and a proposed tax increase, with no citizen comments. The council then approved a resolution for the FY2022 Indigent Healthcare Agreement with GRMC and Guadalupe County, and approved a zoning change for a 2-acre property at River Road and West Kingsbury from Rural Residential to Commercial. Multiple other resolutions and ordinances were approved, including a $53,662 contract for Walnut Branch Spillway Repair, an interlocal fire protection agreement with Schertz, a facilities use agreement with the school district, a $369,146 bid for City Municipal Building repairs, and a letter of engagement with the Law Offices of Ryan Henry. All votes were unanimous (8-0).

• Approved FY2022 Indigent Healthcare Agreement with GRMC and County (8-0)
• Approved zoning change from R-R to Commercial at River Road and West Kingsbury (8-0)
• Approved $53,662 contract with TRC Engineering for Walnut Branch Spillway Repair (8-0)
• Approved interlocal fire protection agreement with City of Schertz (8-0)
• Approved facilities use agreement with Seguin ISD for park facilities (8-0)
• Approved $369,146 bid to Sullivan Contracting for City Municipal Building repairs (8-0)
• Approved letter of engagement with Law Offices of Ryan Henry (8-0)
• Adopted ordinances amending FY2021 Special Revenue and Utility Fund budgets (8-0)

City Council

The City Council is providing notice of a possible quorum for a town-hall style public meeting. The session will provide information on a proposed Stormwater Drainage Utility Fee intended to fund drainage projects and infrastructure maintenance. No official city business will be acted upon during this meeting.

• Proposed Stormwater Drainage Utility Fee

City Council

The City Council will discuss the proposed FY 2021-2022 budget and a new tax rate proposal of $0.5462 per $100 valuation. The agenda also includes second readings on zoning changes and updates regarding the Connect Seguin bus route.

• Zoning change to Rural Residential at River Road and W Kingsbury
• Proposed tax rate of $0.5462 per $100 valuation for FY2022
• Fee waivers for Habitat for Humanity construction of up to ten homes per year
• Termination of CoffeeTech Industries, Inc. tax abatement agreement
• Street closures for Pecan Fest and a Christian concert

The Seguin City Council voted 6-2 to place a proposed tax rate of $0.5462 per $100 valuation for FY2022 on a future agenda. The council also approved a consent agenda including zoning changes, budget amendments, and fee schedule updates, plus resolutions for the Economic Development Corporation budget, a Habitat for Humanity fee waiver, and consulting engineers for drainage projects. A budget workshop discussion noted concerns about multiple increases hitting residents, and staff suggested potentially delaying the stormwater drainage fee.

• Proposed FY2022 tax rate of $0.5462 per $100 valuation (6-2)
• Adopted zoning change to Rural Residential at River Road and W Kingsbury (ORD 2021-043)
• Adopted zoning change to Commercial at 115 East New Braunfels Street (ORD 2021-044)
• Approved FY2021-2022 SEDC budget (RES 2021-075)
• Approved termination of tax abatement with CoffeeTech Industries (RES 2021-077)
• Approved waiver of building permit and impact fees for Habitat for Humanity (RES 2021-078)
• Approved consulting engineers for four drainage projects (RES 2021-081)
• Approved street closures for Jesus Lives Cristo concert and Pecan Fest

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two land-use requests. These include a Specific Use Permit for outdoor RV and boat storage at 3654 W IH-10 and a zoning change from Rural Residential to Commercial at River Road and West Kingsbury.

• Specific Use Permit for outdoor RV and boat storage at 3654 W IH-10
• Zoning change from Rural Residential (R-R) to Commercial (C) at River Road and West Kingsbury
• Approval of July 13, 2021 meeting minutes

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will review financial reports and consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget. The board will also discuss a Management Services Agreement with the City of Seguin. Possible action is scheduled regarding property at Interstate 10 and US 90 and specific economic development projects.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2021-2022 SEDC Budget
• Approval of Management Services Agreement with the City of Seguin
• Possible action on property purchase at Interstate 10 and US 90
• Discussion of Projects Denali, Hyperion, and Donna

City Council

The City Council will review the proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2021-2022, including the General, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility Funds. The agenda includes ordinances to amend water, wastewater, and electric rates. Additionally, several zoning changes and service agreements are scheduled for discussion.

• Ordinance amending water and wastewater rates in the City Code of Ordinances
• Proposed budget presentation for Fiscal Year 2021-2022
• Zoning change request for property at River Road and W Kingsbury to Rural Residential
• Agreement with Seguin ISD for the Jammin' After-School Adventures for Me program
• Street closure request for East Cedar Street for the Annual Seguin Marching Festival

The Seguin City Council approved the FY2021-2022 budget, which includes a half-cent property tax rate increase, a 3% cost-of-living raise for employees, and funding for new police and fire positions. The council also adopted several ordinances and resolutions, including zoning changes and utility rate adjustments, all passed unanimously (7-0).

• Adopted FY2022 budget with $0.005 tax rate increase (7-0)
• Approved water and wastewater rate ordinance (7-0)
• Approved electric rate ordinance (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Rural Residential at River Road and W Kingsbury (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Commercial at 115 East New Braunfels Street (7-0)
• Approved agreement with Seguin ISD for after-school program (7-0)
• Approved street closure for Seguin Marching Festival (7-0)
• Approved wastewater billing services agreement with Crystal Clear SUD (7-0)

City Council

The council will consider first readings for ordinances regarding changes to water, wastewater, and electric rates. The agenda also includes the establishment of a new business improvement grant program and several zoning changes. Additionally, members will discuss contract amendments for wastewater treatment plant expansion.

• Ordinance amending water and wastewater rate schedules
• Ordinance regarding electric rate changes
• Establishment of the Seguin Business Improvement Grant Program
• Zoning change for 1720 N Guadalupe St from R-1 to MF-2
• Contract amendment for Geronimo Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion

The City Council approved a resolution establishing the Seguin Business Improvement Grant (BIG) Program, funded with $250,000 from CARES Act money, to provide matching grants up to $10,000 for business improvements. The council also approved first reading of ordinances raising water and wastewater rates by 2% and 4% respectively, and electric rates as planned. Other actions included approving a pilot vehicle lease program with Enterprise Fleet Management, extending concession and event agreements, and authorizing participation in a Railroad Commission coalition.

• Approved Resolution 2021-064 establishing the Business Improvement Grant Program with $250,000 in CARES Act funding
• Approved Ordinance 2021-041 on first reading for water and wastewater rate increases (2% water, 4% wastewater)
• Approved Ordinance 2021-042 on first reading for electric rates as planned
• Approved Resolution 2021-065 amending the Geronimo Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant engineering contract
• Approved Resolution 2021-066 for a pilot vehicle lease program with Enterprise Fleet Management (12 vehicles first year)
• Approved Resolution 2021-067 extending RRL Concessions agreement through September 30, 2022, waiving fees
• Approved Resolution 2021-068 extending the Seguin Events Complex church bazaar agreement for five years
• Approved Resolution 2021-069 extending the Buck Fever event agreement at the Seguin Events Complex

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will consider multiple requests for zoning changes and a plat variance. These items involve land use for properties including Zuniga Farms, Nolte Farms, and locations on N SH 123 Bypass and East New Braunfels Street.

• Zoning change from Agriculture Ranch to Commercial at 3500 Blk of N SH 123 Bypass
• Plat variance for road width, lot size, and lot depth at 700 Blk Krueger Rd
• Zoning change from Single Family Residential 1 to Commercial at 115 East New Braunfels Street
• Zoning designation to Rural Residential at River Road and W Kingsbury
• Block length requirements for Nolte Farms Concept Plan

City Council

The City Council is holding a town hall-style public meeting to provide information about a proposed Stormwater Drainage Utility Fee. The fee would fund drainage infrastructure projects and maintenance to reduce localized flooding and improve water quality. No official city business will be acted upon during this session.

• Proposed Stormwater Drainage Utility Fee public meeting

City Council

The City Council will review several requests for voluntary annexation of land near US Alternate 90, Cordova Rd, and IH 10 E. The agenda also includes budget amendments for downtown projects and various zoning changes. Additionally, the council will consider contracts for street improvements and fire station rehabilitation.

• Voluntary annexation requests for areas including US Alternate 90 and Cordova Rd
• Zoning changes at 1720 N Guadalupe St and the 3000 Block of Cordova Rd
• $175,661.00 contract for Eighth Street Extension and Drainage Improvements
• Bid award to The Koehler Company for Central Fire Station rehabilitation
• Budget amendments for Main Street and Downtown Master Plan projects

The City Council approved several ordinances and resolutions, including the voluntary annexation of three areas (Areas 1, 2, and 3) and corresponding zoning designations, as well as a zoning change for a property at Rudeloff and Huber. They also approved a resolution to waive fees for the Guadalupe County Justice of the Peace remodel, a professional services agreement for Eighth Street Extension design, and a Chapter 380 agreement for historic property rehabilitation. All votes were unanimous except for one abstention and one nay vote on specific items.

• Approved voluntary annexation of Area 1 (US Alternate 90 & Geronimo Creek, 64.34 acres) via ORD 2021-034.
• Approved voluntary annexation of Area 2 (3000 Block of Cordova Rd, 48.001 acres) via ORD 2021-035.
• Removed voluntary annexation of Area 3 (7817 IH 10 E) from agenda, no action taken.
• Approved zoning designation R-2 for property at 2000 Block of Alternate Hwy. 90 via ORD 2021-036.
• Approved zoning designation R-2 for property at 3000 Block of Cordova Rd via ORD 2021-037.
• Approved first reading of annexation for land at W. Kingsbury St and River Rd via ORD 2021-038.
• Approved first reading of zoning change to MF-2 for 1720 N Guadalupe St via ORD 2021-039.
• Approved first reading of zoning change to PUD for Rudeloff and Huber via ORD 2021-040, with one nay vote.

City Council

This is a notice that a quorum of the City Council may be present at the Independence Day Events on July 3, 2021. No City Council business will be discussed or acted upon during this time.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will review financial reports and the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget. The board will also consider a performance agreement with Rave Gears and discuss property purchases and economic development projects.

• Proposed FY 2021-2022 SEDC Budget
• Performance Agreement with Rave Gears
• Property purchase at Interstate 10 and US 90
• Economic development negotiations for Project Denali, Project Hyperion, and Johnny Pickles Distillery

City Council

The City Council may have a possible quorum while attending an orientation session with directors. No action will be taken by the council during this meeting.

• Presentation and discussion on Orientation with Directors

City Council

The City Council will consider several zoning changes and budget amendments. The council will also vote on a professional services contract to develop a Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Master Plan. Additionally, the agenda includes updates to contractor licensing and gas regulations.

• $306,129 contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for a Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Master Plan
• Zoning change for 155.885 acres at the 1600 Blk of W. Court St
• Zoning change for approximately 48 acres at the 3000 Block of Cordova Rd
• Amendments to the Fiscal Year 2021 General Fund and Utility Fund budgets
• Adoption of the Guadalupe County Hazard Mitigation Plan

The Seguin City Council approved a $306,129 professional services contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. to develop a Comprehensive Plan and a Downtown Master Plan. The council also adopted several zoning changes, budget amendments, and other ordinances, all by unanimous 7-0 votes. A presentation on a proposed Stormwater Utility Fee was given, with public hearings scheduled for July 8 and early August.

• Approved $306,129 contract with Freese and Nichols for Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Master Plan (7-0)
• Adopted zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Public for 2.757 acres south of Wetz St (ORD 2021-026)
• Adopted zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Single-Family Residential 2 for property on 500 Blk Continental Dr (ORD 2021-027)
• Adopted zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Single-Family Residential 2 for 155.885 acres at 1600 Blk W. Court St (ORD 2021-028)
• Adopted ordinance amending contractor licensing procedures (ORD 2021-029)
• Adopted ordinance regulating Liquefied Petroleum Gas (ORD 2021-030)
• Adopted ordinance amending solid waste language (ORD 2021-031)
• Adopted FY 2021 General Fund and Utility Fund budget amendments (ORD 2021-032, ORD 2021-033)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several requests for zoning changes, plat variances, and a new General Land Use Plan. These items include developments in Zuniga Farms and properties along Highway 90 and Guadalupe Street.

• Zoning change from R-1 to MF-2 at 1720 N Guadalupe St
• Zoning designation to R-2 for a 48-acre property on the 3000 Block of Cordova Rd
• Specific Use Permit for a standalone parking lot at the 500 blk of N Guadalupe St
• Zoning change from A-R to PUD at Rudeloff and Huber
• General Land Use Plan request for properties at Rudeloff and Huber

City Council

The City Council will consider issuing utility revenue bonds and general obligation refunding bonds. The agenda includes three voluntary annexation requests and multiple zoning changes. Additionally, the council will review a contract award for downtown sidewalk reconstruction.

• Issuance of Utility System Revenue Bonds, Series 2021
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 64 acres at US Alternate 90 & Geronimo Creek
• $330,041.90 contract award to WJC Constructors, LLC for downtown sidewalk reconstruction
• Zoning change for 155.885 acres at the 1600 Block of W. Court St
• Ordinance amending building codes regarding contractor licensing procedures

The Seguin City Council approved multiple items, including the issuance of utility system revenue bonds and general obligation refunding bonds, three voluntary annexations, several zoning changes, and various resolutions and ordinances. All votes were unanimous (8-0) with Mayor Dodgen presiding. The council also heard public comments about a grocery store for the west side and park improvements.

• Approved Utility System Revenue Bonds Series 2021 (ORD 2021-024, 8-0)
• Approved General Obligation Refunding Bonds Series 2021 (ORD 2021-025, 8-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of Area 1 (US Alt 90 & Geronimo Creek, ~64.34 acres, 8-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of Area 2 (3000 block Cordova Rd, ~48 acres, 8-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of Area 3 (7817 IH 10 E, ~17.72 acres, 8-0)
• Approved zoning change from A-R to Public (south of Wetz St, 2.757 acres, 8-0)
• Approved zoning change from A-R to R-2 (500 blk Continental Dr, 8-0)
• Approved zoning change from A-R to R-2 (1600 blk W. Court St, 155.885 acres, 8-0)

City Council

The Seguin City Council approved a consent agenda including a reinvestment zone designation and a gas franchise, then approved resolutions for an employee benefits platform, a $199,397.40 utility meter upgrade, sale of economic development land, a budget amendment, and a street closure for the Seguin Birthday Party. All votes were unanimous (8-0). The council also received financial and COVID-19 updates and held an executive session on real property, litigation, and electric matters.

• Approved consent agenda including ORD 2021-022 (Reinvestment Zone #6) and ORD 2021-023 (West Texas Gas franchise) (8-0)
• Approved RES 2021-044 selecting First Financial Group for employee benefits platform (8-0)
• Approved quarterly investment report for quarter ended March 31, 2021 (8-0)
• Approved RES 2021-045 authorizing $199,397.40 purchase of DCU Collectors to RF upgrade from Techline (8-0)
• Approved RES 2021-046 authorizing sale of SEDC-owned land at I-10 and Grein Place (8-0)
• Approved RES 2021-047 amending FY2021 SEDC budget (8-0)
• Approved street closure for Seguin Conservation Society's 183rd Birthday Party on August 13, 2021 (8-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will hold public hearings regarding specific use permit requests for various RV parks. Additionally, members will consider multiple requests to change property zoning from agricultural to commercial, residential, or public uses.

• Specific Use Permit for an RV Park at 4600 Blk IH 10W
• Specific Use Permit for an RV Park at 107 Reiley Rd
• Expansion of an existing RV Park at 4000 IH 10 W
• Zoning change to Public for 2.757 acres south of Wetz St
• Zoning change to R-2 for 155.885 acres at 1600 Blk W Court St

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will consider amending the Fiscal Year 2021 Budget and adopting a new fund balance policy. The agenda also includes discussion regarding a performance agreement with Quality Bioresources and the potential sale of SEDC-owned land at Interstate 10 and Grein Place.

• Resolution amending the Fiscal Year 2021 Budget
• Resolution adopting a fund balance policy
• Performance Agreement with Quality Bioresources
• Sale of SEDC-owned land at Interstate 10 and Grein Place
• Discussion regarding Project Denali, Project Hyperion, and Johnny Pickles Distillery

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation board approved a resolution amending the FY2021 budget, adopted a fund balance policy, and authorized the sale of SEDC-owned land at Interstate 10 and Grein Place. The board also declared Quality Bioresources in partial default of its performance agreement for failing to meet a capital investment obligation. No action was taken on Project Denali, Project Hyperion, or Johnny Pickles Distillery.

• Approved minutes of April 1, 2021 regular meeting (unanimous)
• Approved SEDC Financial Reports as of February 28, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved resolution amending FY2021 budget (unanimous)
• Adopted fund balance policy for SEDC (unanimous)
• Declared Quality Bioresources in partial default of Performance Agreement (unanimous)
• Rescinded SEDC Resolution 2021-11 and 2021-12 (unanimous)
• Authorized sale of SEDC-owned land at Interstate 10 and Grein Place (unanimous)

City Council

The Seguin City Council will review a proposal for the creation of a new 51.36-acre Reinvestment Zone. The agenda also includes an update on COVID-19 and ordinance readings regarding library fees and utility franchises.

• First reading of ordinance for Seguin Reinvestment Zone #6 (51.36 acres)
• Ordinance to add library fees for tablets and mobile hotspots
• First reading of West Texas Gas, Inc. franchise ordinance
• Mid-year budget amendment for Schertz-Seguin Local Government Corporation
• Abandonment of City interest in Lavaca Lane right-of-way

The Seguin City Council approved a mid-year budget amendment for the Schertz-Seguin Local Government Corporation to pay a $500,000 GVEC electric bill from the February freeze. The council also adopted ordinances for a reinvestment zone, a gas franchise, library fees, and a street right-of-way abandonment. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved SSLGC mid-year budget amendment for $500K GVEC bill (7-0)
• Adopted ORD 2021-022 designating Reinvestment Zone #6 (7-0)
• Adopted ORD 2021-023 granting West Texas Gas franchise (7-0)
• Adopted ORD 2021-020 adding library fees for tablets/hot spots (7-0)
• Adopted ORD 2021-021 abandoning Lavaca Lane right-of-way (7-0)
• Approved occupancy tax reports for 9 organizations (7-0)
• Approved April 20, 2021 minutes (7-0)

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider several budget amendments for the General, Utility, and Debt Service funds. The agenda also includes zoning changes, street closure requests for local festivals, and a paving maintenance contract award. A COVID-19 update is also scheduled for presentation.

• Awarding $223,287.52 contract to Lone Star Paving for the Pavement Maintenance Project
• Zoning change for Lucille Street properties from Duplex-2 and Commercial to Duplex-2
• Zoning change for 225 N Saunders and 200 block of N Saunders St to Commercial
• One-year extension of road material supply agreements with Brauntex, Green Dream, and Vulcan
• Street closure requests for the Lone Star Festival and Freedom Fiesta/Fourth of July parade

The Seguin City Council approved a $223,287.52 pavement maintenance project bid with Lone Star Paving, along with several other resolutions and ordinances. These included a CDBG grant application, a one-year extension of road material supply agreements, and multiple zoning changes and budget amendments. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved $223,287.52 pavement maintenance bid to Lone Star Paving (7-0)
• Authorized submission of Texas CDBG grant application (7-0)
• Approved one-year extension of road material agreements with Brauntex Materials, Green Dream International, and Vulcan Construction Materials (7-0)
• Adopted zoning change to Duplex-2 on Lucille Street (7-0)
• Adopted zoning change to Commercial at 225 N Saunders St (7-0)
• Adopted FY2021 General Fund budget amendment (7-0)
• Approved street closures for Lone Star Festival and Freedom Fiesta (7-0)
• Adopted library fee schedule for tablets and mobile hotspots (7-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider a Specific Use Permit request for a standalone parking lot at 513 W College St. The commission will also review a final plat for the Lily Springs Unit 2 Subdivision. Additionally, the meeting includes the approval of minutes from the March 9, 2021 meeting.

• Specific Use Permit for a standalone parking lot at 513 W College St
• Final Plat request for Lily Springs Unit 2 Subdivision
• Approval of March 9, 2021 meeting minutes

City Council

The City Council will review COVID-19 updates and a police department recognition. The agenda includes decisions on several zoning changes, street closures for Trade Days, and mid-year budget amendments for multiple city funds.

• Zoning change from Public/R-1 to Commercial at 225 N Saunders and the 200 block of N Saunders St
• Purchase of an underground puller trailer for $167,000.00
• Street closure request for Seguin Main Street to host Trade Days
• Mid-year budget amendments for General, Utility, Special Revenue, and Debt Service funds
• Contract for manhole rehabilitation with Fuquay Inc.

The Seguin City Council approved several zoning changes, including a change from Duplex-2 and Commercial to Duplex-2 on Lucille Street and from Public/Single-Family Residential to Commercial on N Saunders St. A zoning change from Light Industrial to Industrial at 2090 US Hwy 90 E was denied. The council also approved a grant application, a street closure for Trade Days, a tax exemption for a historic landmark, and multiple equipment and contract resolutions, all by unanimous votes.

• Approved zoning change to Duplex-2 on Lucille Street (8-0)
• Approved zoning change to Commercial on N Saunders St (8-0)
• Denied zoning change to Industrial at 2090 US Hwy 90 E (8-0)
• Approved VCLG grant application (8-0)
• Approved street closure for Trade Days with alcohol sales (8-0)
• Approved tax exemption for 308 South Erkel Avenue (8-0)
• Approved $167,000 purchase of underground puller trailer (8-0)
• Approved manhole rehabilitation contract with Fuquay Inc. (8-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review financial reports, the 2019-2020 annual audit, and a compliance report. The agenda includes consideration of a banking services contract with First United Bank and a regional agreement with San Antonio. The board will also discuss a $1,200,000 loan for a sewer utility extension project.

• Banking Services Contract with First United Bank
• Regional Collaborative Agreement with San Antonio Economic Development Foundation
• Sale of SEDC-owned land at Interstate 10 and Grein Place
• $1,200,000 promissory note for a sewer utility extension project
• Negotiations regarding Project Denali and Johnny Pickles Distillery

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hold a presentation and discussion regarding the Hotel Occupancy Tax. This meeting serves as a notice of possible quorum only. No official action will be taken during this session.

• Presentation and discussion of the Hotel Occupancy Tax

City Council

The City Council will hold a discussion regarding the Residential Solid Waste/Recycle Contract with Waste Connections, Inc. This follows a presentation to the Solid Waste Committee. No action will be taken during this meeting.

• Discussion on the Residential Solid Waste/Recycle Contract with Waste Connections, Inc.

City Council

The City Council will review the FY2020 audit report and receive a COVID-19 update. The agenda includes discussions on various grants, banking contracts, and infrastructure projects.

• Zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Light Industrial near Krueger Rd
• Grant application for DOJ Office on Violence Against Women program
• Contract with Langford Community Management Services for drainage improvements
• Banking services contract award to First United Bank
• Advanced Funding Agreement with TxDOT for Rudeloff Road Phase II Project

The City Council approved the consent agenda, including the March 2 minutes and a zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Light Industrial near Krueger Rd. They also approved resolutions for a DOJ grant application, a TXCDBG drainage grant contract, a banking services contract, an Advanced Funding Agreement with TxDOT for Rudeoloff Road widening, and a pedestrian improvements project submission to AAMPO. An ordinance amending youth recreation program standards was approved on first reading. All votes were unanimous (8-0).

• Approved consent agenda including March 2, 2021 minutes and zoning change to Light Industrial (ORD 2021-011).
• Approved resolution authorizing DOJ grant application for domestic violence/sexual assault response (RES 2021-029).
• Approved resolution authorizing contract with Langford Community Management for TXCDBG drainage grant (RES 2021-030).
• Approved quarterly investment report for quarter ended December 31, 2020.
• Approved resolution awarding banking services contract (RES 2021-031).
• Approved ordinance amending youth recreation program standards on first reading (ORD 2021-012).
• Approved resolution authorizing TxDOT Advanced Funding Agreement for Rudeoloff Road widening (RES 2021-032).
• Approved resolution authorizing AAMPO project submission for SJGN pedestrian improvements (RES 2021-033).

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will consider final plats for Swenson Heights Unit 3A and Meadows of Martindale. Several requests for zoning changes from commercial, agricultural, and industrial designations are also on the agenda. A permit for a standalone parking lot on N Saunders St will be reviewed.

• Zoning change to Duplex-2 at 1501, 1503, 1505, 1507, 1509 and 1511 Lucille St
• Zoning change to Public for two acres south of Wetz St
• Zoning change to Commercial at 225 N Saunders and the 200 block of N Saunders St
• Zoning change to Industrial at 2090 US Hwy 90 E
• Specific Use Permit for a standalone parking lot on the 200 Block of N Saunders St

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review financial and investment reports and consider amendments to performance agreements. The meeting also includes discussions regarding property sales and economic development negotiations with several business prospects.

• Amendment to Performance Agreement with Cone Bioproducts Corporation
• MOU between SEDC and Greater San Marcos Partnership
• Potential sale of SEDC property at Interstate 10 and Grein Place
• Performance Agreement with CoffeeTech Industries, Inc.
• Negotiations involving Project Denali and Johnny Pickles Distillery

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation board terminated its Performance Agreement with Cone Bioproducts Corporation after determining the company failed to meet agreement terms by March 1. The board also revoked a Performance Agreement with CoffeeTech Industries, Inc., and authorized the executive director to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with the Greater San Marcos Partnership. All votes were unanimous.

• Terminated Performance Agreement with Cone Bioproducts Corporation (unanimous)
• Revoked Performance Agreement with CoffeeTech Industries, Inc. (unanimous)
• Authorized executive director to execute MOU with Greater San Marcos Partnership (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of February 4, 2021 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved SEDC Financial Reports as of December 31, 2020 (unanimous)
• Approved SEDC Investment Report for 1st Quarter FY2021 (unanimous)

City Council

The council will review a COVID-19 update and a report on winter storm impacts. The agenda also includes a zoning change, water tank maintenance, and road project funding.

• Zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Light Industrial near Krueger Rd
• Maintenance agreement with Maguire Iron, Inc. for water storage tanks
• Cordova Road project submittal to the San Antonio-Bexar County MPO
• Appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustments
• Report on winter storm impacts from Schneider Engineering

The Seguin City Council approved a zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Light Industrial near Krueger Rd, a service and maintenance agreement with Maguire Iron for water storage tanks, and a resolution to submit a Cordova Road project to the MPO for FY 2023-2026. The council also reached consensus that masks will be worn at all City facilities. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Light Industrial near Krueger Rd (7-0)
• Approved service and maintenance agreement with Maguire Iron for water storage tanks (7-0)
• Approved resolution to submit Cordova Road project to MPO for FY 2023-2026 TIP (7-0)
• Approved Zoning Board of Adjustments appointment (7-0)
• Consensus to require masks at all City facilities

City Council

The City Council will review the 2020 Police Department Racial Profiling Report and receive a COVID-19 update. Members will also consider amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding RV parks and duplex lot sizes. Additionally, the council will vote on economic development agreements for CoffeeTech Industries, Inc.

• Ratifying the Mayor's emergency declaration for the February 2021 winter storm
• Amending the Unified Development Code regarding RV parks and duplex lot sizes
• Revising performance and tax abatement agreements for CoffeeTech Industries, Inc.
• Approving a donation and contract for an eagle statue in Max Starcke Park
• Authorizing a grant application for the FY22 Local Border Security Program

The Seguin City Council unanimously approved a resolution ratifying and extending the mayor's emergency declaration from the February 2021 winter storm. The council also approved several other resolutions, including a grant application for the FY22 Local Border Security Program, acceptance of a donated eagle statue for Max Starcke Park, and revisions to agreements with CoffeeTech Industries. All votes were 8-0.

• Ratified and extended mayor's winter storm emergency declaration (8-0)
• Authorized FY22 Local Border Security Program grant application (8-0)
• Accepted eagle statue donation for Max Starcke Park (8-0)
• Approved revisions to CoffeeTech Industries performance agreement (8-0)
• Approved revisions to CoffeeTech Industries tax abatement agreement (8-0)
• Approved occupancy tax funding reports for Q4 2020 (8-0)
• Waived concession fees for RRL Concessions through Sept 30, 2021 (8-0)
• Approved two-year facilities use agreement for Texas Ladies State Championship Chili Cook-off (8-0)

City Council

The City Council will discuss updates to tax abatement and performance agreements with CoffeeTech Industries, Inc. The meeting also includes presentations on the 2020 police racial profiling report and a COVID-19 update. Additionally, several amendments to the Unified Development Code are up for consideration.

• Revisions to tax abatement and performance agreements for CoffeeTech Industries, Inc.
• Amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding RV parks and duplex lot sizes.
• Grant application for the FY22 Local Border Security Program.
• Donation of an eagle statue for Max Starcke Park.
• Facilities use agreement for the Texas Ladies State Championship Chili Cook-off.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider a request to rezone property near Krueger Road and the railroad right of any way from Agricultural-Ranch to Light Industrial. The agenda also includes final plat requests for several subdivisions.

• Zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch (A-R) to Light Industrial (LI) at Krueger Rd & railroad right of way
• Final Plat request for Hannah Heights Unit 3 Subdivision
• Final Plat request for B&B Road Tract Unit 1 Subdivision
• Final Plat request for Navarro Oaks Unit 2 Subdivision

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board of Directors will review financial reports as of November 30, 2020, and staff updates on business retention and marketing. The board will consider amendments to performance agreements with Seguin Fabricators, Ltd., VME, LLC, and United Alloy Texas, LLC. Discussions also include property sales and negotiations for CoffeeTech Industries and Project Denali.

• Amendment to performance agreement with Seguin Fabricators, Ltd.
• Potential amendment to agreement involving VME, LLC and United Alloy Texas, LLC
• Revisions to CoffeeTech Industries performance agreement
• Sale of SEDC property at Intestate 10 and Grein Place
• Economic development negotiations for Project Denali and CoffeeTech Industries

City Council

The Seguin City Council will discuss COVID-19 updates and several amendments to the Unified Development Code. The council is also considering resolutions for utility equipment purchases and land easements for wastewater projects. Additionally, they will review board appointments and support a legislative request from New Braunfels.

• Ordinance to update water and wastewater capital recovery fees
• Amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding RV Parks and duplex lot sizes
• Purchase of an emergency response trailer mounted bypass pump for utilities
• Acquisition of utility easements in 13 tracts for a sanitary sewer force main
• Resolution supporting New Braunfels' request for cemetery legislation

The Seguin City Council approved several ordinances and resolutions, including authorizing the use of eminent domain to acquire permanent utility easements across 13 tracts for a sewer force main. The council also adopted ordinances amending the Unified Development Code for RV parks, duplex lot areas, and subdivision plat approvals, and approved the purchase of an emergency bypass pump. All votes were unanimous (8-0).

• Adopted capital recovery fee ordinance update (ORD 2021-007) (8-0)
• Approved RV park land use ordinance amendment (ORD 2021-008) (8-0)
• Approved duplex zoning minimum lot area amendment (ORD 2021-009) (8-0)
• Approved subdivision plat approval process amendment (ORD 2021-010) (8-0)
• Approved emergency bypass pump purchase resolution (RES 2021-017) (8-0)
• Authorized eminent domain for utility easements on 13 tracts (RES 2021-018) (8-0)
• Supported New Braunfels private cemetery legislation (RES 2021-019) (8-0)
• Approved board and committee appointments (8-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing on updates to water and wastewater impact fees. The agenda also includes reviewing the five-year capital improvement plan and considering grant applications for criminal justice and victim assistance. Additionally, council members will discuss a zoning change for properties on Stockdale Highway.

• Public hearing on Water and Wastewater Impact Fee updates
• Zoning change from Single-Family Residential to Commercial at 2011 & 2015 Stockdale Hwy
• Approval of the Five Year Capital Improvement Plan and Financial Forecast
• Grant applications for Criminal Justice (JAG) and Victim Assistance (VOCA) programs
• Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2021 Special Revenue Fund Budget

The Seguin City Council unanimously approved a first amendment to City Manager Steve Parker's contract, granting a 2.5% merit increase to a base salary of $246,000. The council also adopted several ordinances and resolutions, including zoning changes, budget amendments, and grant applications. A public hearing on water and wastewater impact fees was held with no citizen comments.

• Approved city manager contract amendment with 2.5% merit increase to $246,000 base salary (8-0)
• Adopted ordinance amending FY2021 General Fund Budget (ORD 2021-003)
• Adopted ordinance amending FY2021 Special Revenue Fund Budget (ORD 2021-004)
• Adopted ordinance amending Parks and Recreation fee schedule (ORD 2021-005)
• Adopted zoning change from Single-Family Residential 1 to Commercial at 2011 & 2015 Stockdale Hwy (ORD 2021-006)
• Approved resolution authorizing grant application for Criminal Justice Program FY2022 (RES 2021-004)
• Approved resolution authorizing grant application for General Victim Assistance program FY2022 (RES 2021-005)
• Approved resolution updating water and wastewater impact fees (RES 2021-010)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding RV parks, duplex lot sizes, and final plat processes. The agenda also includes a specific use permit request for 1010 E. Kingsbury St. and several subdivision final plats.

• Specific Use Permit for a contractor's yard at 1010 E. Kingsbury St.
• UDC amendments regarding RV parks and overnight accommodations
• UDC amendments regarding minimum lot areas for the Duplex-2 district
• Final plat requests for Jefferson Place Units 4 and 5
• Final plat request for Cordova Crossing Unit 2

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will meet to elect officers and review financial reports through October 2020. The board will consider amendments to performance agreements for Seguin Fabricators, Ltd. and CoffeeTech Industries. The meeting also includes discussions on the fiscal year budget and work plan.

• Amendment to Performance Agreement with Seguin Fabricators, Ltd.
• Revision to Performance Agreement for CoffeeTech Industries
• Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2021 Budget
• Adoption of the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Plan of Work
• Review of SEDC Investment Policy and authorized brokers

City Council

The Seguin City Council will review a COVID-19 update and consider several land use items. These include a zoning change for properties on Stockdale Highway and the annexation of approximately 50 acres at State Highway 46 and Three Oaks Road. The council will also discuss a park development agreement for the Nolte Farms Subdivision.

• Zoning change from residential to commercial at 2011 & 2015 Stockdale Hwy
• Annexation of approximately 50.24 acres at State Hwy 46 and Three Oaks Rd
• Park Development Agreement with Bitterblue, Inc. for Nolte Farms Subdivision
• Resolution to participate in the GoodBuy Purchasing Cooperative
• COVID-19 update presentation by City Manager Steve Parker