Seguin public meetings in 2022

City Council

The Seguin City Council will review financial reports for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2022. The agenda includes a final reading for a zoning change at 517 & 523 Prexy Dr and amendments to subdivision perimeter wall rules. The council will also consider first readings for roadway impact fee updates and budget amendments.

• Zoning change from R-1 to MF-1 at 517 & 523 Prexy Dr
• Ordinance amending roadway capital recovery fees
• Amendment to the FY 2023 General Fund Budget
• Disposal of surplus vehicles and equipment via auction
• Financing for nursing facility acquisitions on Eastwood Drive

City Council adopted ordinances for a zoning change on Prexy Dr and updates to the Unified Development Code. The council also approved a budget amendment to allocate $10,000 to the Children's Advocacy Center and authorized financing for nursing facility acquisitions.

• Approved zoning change from Single-Family Residential (R-1) to Multi-Family Low Density (MF-1) at 517 & 523 Prexy Dr (8-0)
• Adopted amendments to Unified Development Code Section 5.6 regarding Subdivision Perimeter Walls (8-0)
• Approved resolution to dispose of surplus vehicles and equipment (8-0)
• Approved appointments to Convention and Visitors Bureau, Parks & Recreation Advisory Board, and Utility Impact Fee Advisory Committee (8-0)
• Approved ordinance on first reading to update maximum and effective capital recovery fees for roadway facilities (8-0)
• Approved first reading of budget amendment to allocate $10,000 to the Children's Advocacy Center (8-0)
• Approved resolution for New Hope Cultural Education Facilities Finance Corporation regarding acquisition of nursing facilities at 1210 and 1219 Eastwood Drive (8-0)
• Approved meeting minutes from December 6, 2022 (8-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission is considering a request for a truck stop permit at 3089 IH-10 W. The meeting also includes reviews of multiple zoning changes and updates to the Unified Development Code regarding flood hazard protections.

• Specific Use Permit for a truck stop at 3089 IH-10 W
• Zoning change from Commercial to Industrial on Friesenhahn Rd
• Zoning change from R-1 to DP-2 at 772 Johnson Ave
• Zoning change from Public to Commercial at 3031 N. Austin St.
• Amendments to flood hazard protections and development processes

City Council

The Seguin City Council is reviewing several development and infrastructure proposals. Items include a sewer connection agreement for JetStream RV on Tor Dr and updates to the city's roadway impact fee study. The council will also consider amendments to subdivision perimeter wall regulations.

• Zoning change from Single-Family Residential to Multi-Family Low Density at 517 & 523 Prexy Dr
• Capital Improvement Agreement with CSRP, Inc. for sewer infrastructure on Tor Dr
• $129,216.87 purchase order for Tyler Technologies annual licensing and support renewal
• Amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding subdivision perimeter walls
• Approval of FY2023 Fix-It Facade grants for downtown revitalization

City Council approved updates to the city's Roadway Impact Fee Study and Capital Improvements Plan. The council also passed an ordinance to modernize animal services language and approved several grants and contracts.

• Approved updates to Land Use Assumptions, Capital Improvements Plans, and Roadway Impact Fee Study (8-0)
• Adopted Ordinance ORD 2022-097 to modernize animal services language and add provisions for vicious dogs (8-0)
• Approved zoning change from Single-Family Residential (R-1) to Multi-Family Low Density (MF-1) at 517 & 523 Prexy Dr on first reading (7-1)
• Approved first reading of amendments to Unified Development Code Section 5.6 regarding subdivision perimeter walls (8-0)
• Approved $129,216.87 purchase order for Tyler Technologies 2023 annual licensing and support (8-0)
• Approved Capital Improvement Agreement with CSRP, Inc. (JetStream RV) for sewer infrastructure (8-0)
• Approved FY2023 Fix-It Facade grants for downtown revitalization (8-0)
• Appointed Darrell Dullnig as an Associate Judge for the Seguin Municipal Court (8-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider canvassing the November 8, 2022, election results for Districts 3, 5, 7, and 8. The council will also consider ordering a run-off election for District 8 to be held on January 3, 2023. Additionally, newly elected council members are scheduled to take their oaths of office.

• Canvassing results for the November 8, 2022, General and Special Election
• Submitting ten amendments to the City Charter to voters
• Ordering a District 8 run-off election for January 3, 2023
• Approving an election services contract with Guadalupe County
• Administering the Oath of Office for newly elected Council Members

City Council approved resolutions to certify the November 8, 2022, election results and charter amendments. A run-off election for District 8 was scheduled for January 3, 2023. Newly elected council members for Districts 3, 5, and 7 were sworn into office.

• Approved resolution canvassing November 8, 2022 election results and charter amendments (6-0)
• Approved resolution ordering District 8 run-off election for January 3, 2023 (6-0)
• Approved contract with Guadalupe County for Election Services (6-0)
• Administered Oath of Office to Council Members Jim Lievens (3), Paul Gaytan (5), and Jason Biesenbach (7)

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider several ordinances on second reading regarding towing fees, ethics policies, and park fees. The agenda also includes a public hearing for downtown sidewalk improvements and a zoning change for 57 acres at 1722 Steffens Rd. Additionally, the council will review resolutions for purchasing a street sweeper and rescue tools.

• $1,054,400.00 contract with TRC Engineering, Inc. for the Water Pipeline Project
• $288,700.00 purchase of a Tymco Street Sweeper
• Zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Planned Unit Development at 1722 Steffens Rd
• Ordinance on second reading to update maximum fees for wreckers
• Public hearing regarding downtown sidewalk improvements

City Council adopted ordinances updating wrecker fees, stormwater utility language, and ethics policies. The council approved significant expenditures for a street sweeper and water pipeline engineering, and authorized the issuance of revenue certificates and refunding bonds.

• Approved $1,054,400.00 contract with TRC Engineering for water pipeline project
• Approved $288,700.00 purchase of a Tymco Street Sweeper
• Approved purchase of Hurst extrication rescue tools for Fire Department
• Adopted Ordinance ORD 2022-091 updating maximum wrecker fees
• Adopted Ordinance ORD 2022-092 amending stormwater utility system language
• Adopted Ordinance ORD 2022-093 restricting former employees from representing interests against the City
• Approved issuance of Series 2022A Revenue Certificates of Obligation (ORD 2022-095)
• Approved issuance of Series 2022 General Obligation Refunding Bonds (ORD 2022-096)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The commission will review final plat requests for Greenspoint Heights, Park West Village, and North Austin Heights. Public hearings are scheduled for a specific use permit at 3400 E. US HWY 90 and zoning changes at 1722 Steffens Rd and Prexy Dr. The meeting also includes discussions on Unified Development Code amendments regarding flood protections and development processes.

• Final plats for Greenspoint Heights, Park West Village, and North Austin Heights
• Specific Use Permit for equipment storage at 3400 E. US HWY 90
• Rezoning 57 acres from Agricultural-Ranch to PUD at 1722 Steffens Rd
• Zoning change from R-1 to MF-1 for 517 & 523 Prexy Dr
• Amendments to Unified Development Code regarding subdivision perimeter walls

City Council

The City of Seguin and TxDOT are proposing a new-location extension of Rudeloff Road. The project would extend the road from Huber Road to SH 123 at FM 20 in Guadalupe County. A virtual public meeting and in-person open house will be held to present the proposal.

• Proposed construction of Rudeloff Road extension

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several ordinance amendments regarding municipal court fees, towing fees, and ethics policies. The agenda also includes discussions on utility assessments, park development agreements, and various equipment purchases.

• $625,268.40 for Bauer Park playground, pavilion, and fitness equipment
• Lease-purchase agreement for ten police vehicles
• $97,441.62 contract for Women's Auxiliary Building roof replacement
• $162,784.90 purchase of a John Deere Boom Tractor
• Ordinance to revise municipal court fees to align with state consolidated fees

City Council approved several infrastructure and equipment purchases, including a new roof for the Women's Auxiliary Building and a boom tractor. The council also passed ordinances regarding municipal court fees, wrecker fees, and ethics policies. Additionally, funding agreements for various local organizations and a park development amendment were approved.

• Approved $625,268.40 for inclusive playground and fitness equipment at Bauer Park (7-0)
• Approved $97,441.62 for a new roof on the Women's Auxiliary Building (7-0)
• Approved $162,784.90 for a John Deere Boom Tractor (7-0)
• Approved ordinance to revise municipal court fees to align with state consolidated fees (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance to update maximum wrecker fees (7-0)
• Approved first reading of ordinance restricting former employees from representing interests against the City (7-0)
• Approved lease-purchase of ten police vehicles (7-0)
• Approved funding agreements for nine organizations via FY2023 Hotel Occupancy Tax (7-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review financial reports and the 2021-2022 annual report. The meeting includes discussions on budget amendments, a grant application for job training, and engineering services for a water line improvement project. The board will also discuss economic development negotiations regarding Project Premium South.

• Amendment to the Performance Agreement with Fujirebio Diagnostics, Inc.
• Funding for Trihydro Corporation engineering services for a Water Line Improvement Project
• Grant application for the Texas Workforce Commission High Demand Job Training Program
• Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022-2023 SEDC Budget
• Discussion regarding Project Premium South

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a property tax abatement agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation, LLC. The agenda also includes a water service transfer agreement with Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation and a presentation on the Seguin ISD bond.

• Property tax abatement agreement for Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation, LLC
• Water service transfer agreement with Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation
• Expansion of the downtown historic district to include 410 North Camp Street
• Professional services agreement with HDR Engineering, Inc. for a water supply study
• Ordinance establishing fees for water and wastewater modeling services

The City Council approved a property tax abatement agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation, LLC. The council also adopted ordinances on first reading to align municipal court fees with state law and to establish pro rata assessments for public utility construction. A water service transfer agreement with Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation was approved. All votes were unanimous except for the water transfer agreement, which passed 6-0 with one excused.

• Approved property tax abatement agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation, LLC (RES 2022-163).
• Adopted ordinance on first reading revising municipal court fees to align with state consolidated fee (ORD 2022-089).
• Adopted ordinance on first reading establishing pro rata assessments for public utility construction under capital improvement agreements (ORD 2022-090).
• Approved water service transfer agreement with Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation (RES 2022-164).
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, fee schedule ordinance, historic district expansion, medical supplies purchase order, strategic water supply study agreement, and Veterans Day Parade fee waiver.
• No action taken on item 22-438 (negotiations authorization from closed session).

City Council

The Seguin City Council will meet to discuss the Conference Center Feasibility Study. No official action will be taken during this meeting.

• Conference Center Feasibility Study discussion

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This agenda is a procedural notice regarding a possible quorum at an event. There are no action items for the Board to consider.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of possible quorum for the Seguin Economic Development Corporation. There are no action items for the Board to consider at this meeting.

• Vitesco Technologies 50th Anniversary Event

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider multiple zoning changes for a property at the 3500 Blk of State Hwy 46 N, including commercial and residential uses. The meeting also includes requests for a distillery permit on North Camp Street and an RV park extension. Additionally, the commission will discuss amendments to subdivision perimeter wall regulations.

• Zoning changes for 103.152 acres at 3500 Blk of State Hwy 46 N
• Specific Use Permit for a distillery at 410 N Camp St
• Extension request for an RV park on the 5300 Blk of State Hwy 123
• Final Plat requests for Greenspoint Heights Unit 2A and Hannah Heights Unit 4
• Discussion on subdivision perimeter wall screening amendments

City Council

The City Council will review several amendments to the Fiscal Year 2022 budgets for the General, Utility, Debt Service, and Special Revenue funds. The agenda also includes a proposal to expand the downtown historic district to include 410 North Camp Street.

• Ordinance to expand the downtown historic district to include 410 North Camp Street
• $164,250 contract with K Friese & Associates, Inc. for a Stormwater Criteria Manual
• Amendments to Fiscal Year 2022 General, Utility, Debt Service, and Special Revenue Fund budgets
• Interlocal Agreement with Guadalupe County for fire services
• Amendment to the agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation

The Seguin City Council approved a $3 stormwater utility rate per Equivalent Resident Unit, set to take effect in January 2023, and adopted several ordinances and resolutions including budget amendments, a historic district expansion at 410 North Camp Street, and a $164,250 contract for a Stormwater Criteria Manual. All votes were unanimous (7-0). The council also heard presentations on the GRMC budget and Type A/B economic development sales tax, and held a public hearing on a thoroughfare plan realignment with no citizen comments.

• Approved $3 stormwater utility rate per ERU, effective January 2023 (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance expanding downtown historic district to include 410 North Camp Street (7-0)
• Approved $164,250 contract with K Friese & Associates for Stormwater Criteria Manual (7-0)
• Adopted FY2022 budget amendments for General, Utility, Debt Service, and Special Revenue Funds (7-0)
• Approved resolution for Bullet-Resistant Shield Grant application (7-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Guadalupe County for fire services (7-0)
• Approved amendments to Purchase and Sale and Performance Agreements with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation (7-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Guadalupe County for Cordova Road Project cost sharing (7-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will consider amendments to the Purchase and Sale and Performance Agreements with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation. The meeting includes presentations on the 2022 Seguin ISD Bond Proposition and future stormwater utility rates. Additionally, the board will review the 2022-2023 Plan of Work.

• Amendments to agreements with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation
• Approval of the 2022-2023 SEDC Plan of Work
• Financial audit engagement with Armstrong, Vaughan, & Associates
• Presentation on 2022 Seguin ISD Bond Proposition
• Presentation on Future City of Seguin Stormwater Utility Rate

City Council

The Seguin City Council is considering ordinances for the 2022 tax rate and several fund budgets for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The meeting also includes discussions on amending existing 2022 budgets and a water service area transfer agreement.

• Ordinance for a 2022 tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation
• Adoption of 2022-2023 budgets for General, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility funds
• Amendments to the Fiscal Year 2022 General, Utility, Debt Service, and Special Revenue Fund budgets
• Interlocal Agreement for Indigent Healthcare for 2022-2023
• Water Service Area Transfer Agreement with Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation

The Seguin City Council approved a property tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation for 2022 and adopted the 2022-2023 fiscal year budgets for the General Fund, Debt Service Fund, Special Revenue and Fiduciary Funds, and Utility Fund. The council also approved an interlocal agreement for indigent healthcare and amended several current-year budgets. All votes were unanimous (6-0 or 7-0) with Council Member Rea excused from some items.

• Approved Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute the Interlocal Agreement for Indigent Healthcare for 2022-2023 (RES 2022-148).
• Adopted Ordinance levying a tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation for tax year 2022 (ORD 2022-078).
• Adopted Ordinance adopting the 2022-2023 General Fund Budget (ORD 2022-079).
• Adopted Ordinance adopting the 2022-2023 Debt Service Fund Budget (ORD 2022-080).
• Adopted Ordinance adopting the 2022-2023 Special Revenue and Fiduciary Funds Budget (ORD 2022-081).
• Adopted Ordinance adopting the 2022-2023 Utility Fund Budget (ORD 2022-082).
• Approved on first reading amendments to the FY 2022 General Fund, Utility Fund, Debt Service Fund, and Special Revenue Fund budgets (ORD 2022-083 through 086).
• Took no action on a proposed Water Service Area Transfer Agreement with Springs Hill Water Supply Corporation.

City Council

The council will consider first readings for the 2022-2023 fiscal year budgets, including the General Fund and Utility Fund. They will also vote on a proposed tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation. Other items include final readings for zoning changes and wastewater fee increases.

• Zoning change from Agricultural-Ranch to Commercial at US 90 E & IH 10 E
• Wastewater Impact Fee increase from $5,711.00 to $7,139.00
• P2 Emulsion purchase order for pavement maintenance up to $350,000.00
• Proposed 2022 tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation
• Adoption of the 2022-2023 Fiscal Year General Fund Budget

The Seguin City Council unanimously approved a tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation for 2022 and adopted the General Fund, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility Fund budgets for FY 2022-2023. The council also approved a resolution authorizing publication of a Notice of Intention to issue Certificates of Obligation. Several consent agenda items were approved, including zoning changes, fee increases, and contracts. Public comment included opposition to a planned development and concerns about charter amendments regarding public notices.

• Approved tax rate of $0.5225 per $100 valuation for 2022 (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2022-2023 General Fund Budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2022-2023 Debt Service Fund Budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2022-2023 Special Revenue and Fiduciary Funds Budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2022-2023 Utility Fund Budget (7-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing publication of Notice of Intention to issue Certificates of Obligation (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including zoning change at US 90 E & IH 10 E, wastewater impact fee increase, and contracts for asphalt and library services (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes of September 6, 2022, and bill list (7-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation Board may attend a business appreciation and economic outlook luncheon. There are no action items for the Board to consider at this meeting.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider expanding the downtown historic district to include 410 North Camp Street. The meeting includes public hearings for a distillery permit at that location and a realignment of a segment of Future Collector A. Members will also discuss amendments to subdivision perimeter wall regulations.

• Expansion of the downtown historic district to include 410 North Camp Street
• Specific Use Permit request for a distillery at 410 N Camp St
• Realignment of Future Collector A in the Master Thoroughfare Plan
• Amendments to subdivision perimeter wall regulations
• Final Plat request for Three Oaks Unit 1

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will discuss resolutions for a Purchase and Sale Agreement and a Performance Agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation. The board will also meet in closed session regarding economic development negotiations for Project Balloon.

• Resolution authorizing a Purchase and Sale Agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation
• Resolution authorizing a Performance Agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation
• Closed session discussion regarding economic development negotiations for Project Balloon

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the Fiscal Year 2023 budgets for the General, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility funds. Additionally, a hearing is scheduled to consider a proposal to increase total tax revenues from properties on the tax roll. The agenda also includes discussions on zoning changes and updates to wastewater and solid waste fees.

• Public hearing on FY2023 budgets for General, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility funds
• Proposal to increase total tax revenues from properties on the tax roll
• Ordinance to increase Wastewater Impact Fee from $5,711.00 to $7,139.00
• Ordinance regarding solid waste and curbside recycling fee changes
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 79.828 acres along N State Hwy 123

The Seguin City Council approved multiple items including zoning changes for properties along State Hwy 123, a wastewater impact fee increase from $5,711 to $7,139, and resolutions related to economic development agreements with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation. The council also approved a resolution authorizing the possible closure of Convent Street during St. James Catholic School hours and a purchase agreement for 200 South Austin Street. All votes were unanimous except for a few items where Council Member Mendez abstained.

• Approved voluntary annexation of ~79.8 acres along N State Hwy 123 (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance setting compensation for Mayor and City Council (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Single-Family Residential (R-1) for properties at 8100 Blk of State Hwy 123 N (7-0)
• Approved wastewater impact fee increase from $5,711 to $7,139 on first reading (7-0)
• Approved resolution for possible closure of Convent Street during St. James Catholic School hours (7-0)
• Approved purchase agreement for 200 South Austin Street (7-0)
• Approved performance agreement between SEDC and Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation (7-0)
• Approved resolution inducing Lily Springs Apartments project at Hwy 46 & Cordova Road (7-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review financial reports, investment reports, and monthly staff updates regarding economic indicators and active projects. The meeting includes potential actions on the new fiscal year budget, a management services agreement with the City of Seguin, and infrastructure expenditures for the Lawson Street Reconstruction Project.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2022-2023 SEDC Budget
• Approval of FY 2022-2023 Management Services Agreement with the City of Seguin
• Authorization of expenditures for the Lawson Street Reconstruction Project
• Amendment of the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
• Economic development negotiations regarding Project Balloon and Project 121

City Council

The City Council will hold a budget workshop to discuss a proposed property tax rate for the 2023 fiscal year. The agenda also includes amendments to water and wastewater rates, various zoning changes, and several city contracts.

• Proposed FY2023 property tax rate of $.5225 per $100 valuation
• Amendments to water and wastewater rate schedules
• Zoning changes for E Martindale St and N State Hwy 123
• $118,680.30 change order for Walnut Springs Trail Extension
• Notice of the November 8, 2022, general and special election

The City Council approved a 5% increase to water and wastewater rates, along with updated fee schedules for library, golf course, and parks services. It also adopted zoning changes, approved several contracts and resolutions, and set a proposed tax rate of $.5225 per $100 valuation for FY2023 for future consideration. The meeting included a budget workshop and recognition of the Seguin ISD School Board.

• Adopted 5% water and wastewater rate increase (7-0)
• Adopted fee schedule amendments for library, golf course, and parks (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Duplex-2 at 607, 611 & 615 E Martindale St. (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Multi-Family 3 at NE corner of State Hwy 46 N and Cordova Rd (7-0)
• Approved naming pickleball courts 'Seguin-Saegert Pickleball Court Complex' (4-3)
• Approved contract for hotel conference center market analysis (7-0)
• Approved naming Fire Station 3 as Roger W. Dean III Fire Station (7-0)
• Set proposed tax rate of $.5225 per $100 valuation for future agenda (7-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission is considering requests for a utility facility permit and multiple zoning changes. These include rezoning near US 90E, IH10E, and State Hwy 123 N. The commission will also review a request to remove a segment of the Master Thoroughfare Plan.

• Specific Use Permit for a utility facility on Fleming Drive
• Rezoning from Agricultural-Ranch to Commercial at US 90E & IH10E
• Rezoning to Single-Family Residential (R-1) on State Hwy 123 N
• Rezoning to Zero Lot Line (ZL) on State Hwy 123 N
• Removal of a Future Collector A segment from the Master Thoroughfare Plan

City Council

The City Council will review the proposed budget for fiscal year 2022-2023. The agenda includes first readings of ordinances regarding building, fire, and utility rates. Council members will also consider several zoning changes and an annexation request.

• Proposed FY 2022-2023 budget for General, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility funds
• $4,428,217.65 engineering contract with Pape-Dawson Engineers for Cordova Road Reconstruction
• Purchase of a new ambulance for $273,841 using ARP funds
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 79.8 acres along N State Hwy 123
• Zoning change from Commercial to Multi-Family 3 at State Hwy 46 and Cordova Rd

The City Council approved a $4,428,217.65 engineering services contract with Pape-Dawson Engineers for the Cordova Road Reconstruction Project, and approved a 5% increase in water and wastewater fees for FY2023. The council also approved the proposed FY2023 budget presentation, which includes a property tax rate decrease to $0.5225, and authorized an option contract with Maruichi Stainless Tube Co., Ltd. following executive session.

• Approved $4,428,217.65 engineering contract for Cordova Road Reconstruction (7-0)
• Approved 5% water and wastewater rate increase for FY2023 (7-0)
• Approved FY2023 budget presentation with tax rate decrease to $0.5225
• Approved option contract with Maruichi Stainless Tube Co., Ltd. (6-0, Aviles excused)
• Approved bond resolution for Schertz/Seguin LGC revenue bonds (7-0)
• Approved reimbursement resolution for city improvements (7-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 79.828 acres on N State Hwy 123 (7-0)
• Approved zoning changes for E Martindale St and State Hwy 46/Cordova Rd (7-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will discuss the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget and a management services agreement with the City of Seguin. The agenda also includes consideration of a regional economic partnership and the potential sale of property on 8th Street.

• Proposed FY 2022-2023 SEDC Budget
• Proposed FY 2022-2023 Management Services Agreement with the City of Seguin
• Resolution for a Regional Economic Partnership Agreement with greater:SATX
• Letter of Intent for the sale of property on 8th Street (IDs 51563 and 51121)
• Discussion regarding Project Balloon and Project 121

City Council

The City Council will consider adopting updated international building, electric, and fire codes. The agenda also includes votes on zoning changes and infrastructure contracts for bridge work and substation engineering.

• Zoning change for 7817 IH 10E to Commercial
• Adoption of 2018 International Building and 2020 Electric Codes
• Adoption of 2018 International Fire Code
• $203,000.00 contract for Walnut Springs Bridge Abutment Project
• $68,200.00 engineering contract for substation relays and diagrams

The Seguin City Council approved on first reading ordinances adopting the 2018 International Building Codes and the 2020 Electric Code, and the 2018 International Fire Code with exceptions. The council also awarded a $203,000 bid for the Walnut Springs Bridge Abutment Project to All Pro General Construction. Several consent agenda items were approved, including zoning changes and an ethics policy amendment.

• Adopted 2018 International Building Codes and 2020 Electric Code (7-0, first reading)
• Adopted 2018 International Fire Code with exceptions (7-0, first reading)
• Awarded $203,000 Walnut Springs Bridge Abutment Project to All Pro General Construction (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including zoning changes and ethics policy amendment
• Approved $68,200 engineering agreement with M&S Engineering for substation work
• Approved moving October meeting to October 3, 2022

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission is reviewing several requests for final plats and zoning changes. These include developments at Swenson Heights, The Meadows of Mill Creek, and the corner of State Hwy 46 N and Cordova Rd. The commission will also discuss rules of conduct for public comment.

• Zoning change from Single-Family Residential 1 to Duplex-2 at 607, 611 & 615 E Martindale St.
• Zoning change from Commercial to Multi-Family 3 at the NE corner of State Hwy 46 N and Cordova Rd.
• Final Plat requests for Swenson Heights Units 3B and 3C.
• Variance request for the SE Corner of Peach & E Pine St.
• Discussion on Rules of Conduct for Public Comment.

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider an engineering contract for the Lawson Street Reconstruction Project. The agenda also includes zoning changes, budget amendments for the Schertz-Seguin Local Government Corporation, and a new permit fee waiver policy for non-profits.

• $172,950 contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for Lawson Street engineering services
• Zoning change for 7817 IH 10E to Commercial
• Zoning change for properties in the 1700 Blk of W Kingsbury and W Court Streets
• Partial waiver of building and permit fees for non-profit organizations
• Creation of the Meadow Lake Water Control and Improvement District

The Seguin City Council approved all action items on the agenda, including two zoning changes, the FY2022-2023 Schertz/Seguin Local Government Corporation budget and water rates, a policy for partial waiver of building and permit fees for non-profits, and consenting to the creation of the Meadow Lake Water Control and Improvement District. All votes were unanimous (7-0). The council also approved the consent agenda, which included a contract for design services for the Lawson Street Reconstruction Project and an extension of the concession services agreement.

• Approved zoning change to Commercial at 7817 IH 10E (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to Neighborhood Commercial for properties in 1700 Blk of W Kingsbury and W Court Streets (7-0)
• Approved FY2022-2023 Operations & Maintenance Budget for Schertz/Seguin Local Government Corporation (7-0)
• Approved Water Rates for FY2022-2023 adopted by Schertz/Seguin Local Government Corporation (7-0)
• Approved policy for partial waiver of building and permit fees for non-profit organizations (7-0)
• Approved consenting to creation of Meadow Lake Water Control and Improvement District (7-0)
• Approved $172,950 contract with Freese and Nichols, Inc. for Lawson Street Reconstruction Project design (7-0)
• Approved extension of concession services agreement with RRL Concessions through December 31, 2023 (7-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 budget and management services agreement with the City of Seguin. The meeting also includes discussions regarding potential financial support for the Lawson Street Improvement Project and the sale of property on 8th Street.

• Proposed FY 2022-2023 SEDC Budget
• Proposed FY 2022-2023 Management Services Agreement with the City of Seguin
• Potential financial participation in the Lawson Street Improvement Project
• Letter of Intent for the sale of SEDC property on 8th Street
• Economic development negotiations regarding Projects Appliance, Coastal Two, and 121

City Council

The City Council will consider an order for the November 8, 2022, General and Special election regarding charter amendments and several council districts. The meeting also includes discussions on fire service partnerships with Guadalupe County and various utility-related contracts.

• $51,250 contract award to AAA Time Saver Services for demolition at Saegert Middle School Tennis Courts
• Order and Notice for the November 8, 2022 General and Special election
• Purchase of Wire & Cable (Bid# TF-2022-25) for Electric Utilities
• Purchase of Pad Mount Transformers (Bid# TF-2022-24) for Electric Utilities
• Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022 Utility Fund Budget

The council approved resolutions for the November 8, 2022 general and special election, including charter amendments and a joint election agreement with Guadalupe County. It also approved consent agenda items, including a utility fund budget amendment and several equipment purchases. A discussion on potential fire service partnerships with the county was held, but no formal action was taken.

• Approved election order for Nov. 8, 2022, covering Districts 3, 5, 7, 8 and charter amendments (7-0)
• Approved joint election agreement with Guadalupe County and appointed Lisa Hayes as elections administrator (7-0)
• Adopted ordinance amending FY 2022 Utility Fund Budget (consent)
• Approved purchase of wire and cable for Electric Utilities (consent)
• Approved purchase of pad mount transformers for Electric Utilities (consent)
• Approved disposal of excess vehicles and equipment (consent)
• Awarded $51,250 demolition bid to AAA Time Saver Services for pickleball courts (consent)
• Approved board and committee appointments (consent)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will consider zoning changes for properties at 7817 IH 10E and the 1700 block of W Kingsbury and W Court Streets. The commission will also review final plats for Pine St Common and North Seguin Mixed Use Development Unit 1. Additionally, members will discuss rules of conduct for public comment.

• Zoning change to Commercial for 7817 IH 10E
• Zoning change for properties in the 1700 block of W Kingsbury and W Court Streets
• Final Plat for Pine St Common Subdivision
• Final Plat for North Seguin Mixed Use Development Unit 1
• Approval of Rules of Conduct for Public Comment

City Council

The scheduled June 9, 2022, Seguin City Council meeting was cancelled. The agenda included a public hearing and discussion regarding the City's 2022 Redistricting Project.

• Public hearing for the 2022 Redistricting Project
• Discussion of ordinance regarding redistricting obligations
• Second and final reading of an ordinance adopting a redistricting plan

City Council

The City Council is holding a public hearing regarding the 2022 Redistricting Project to redraw council member district boundaries. The agenda also includes consideration of multiple voluntary annexations and various utility-related service contracts.

• Public hearing for the 2022 Redistricting Project
• Purchase of a Frazer Type I ambulance for $259,811.00 using ARP funds
• $1,120,962.00 contract with TRC Engineering for a water transmission pipeline project
• $970,600.00 contract with Trihydro Corp for the River Oak Interceptor and Pecan Orchard expansion
• Ordinances for several voluntary land annexations in Guadalupe County

The City Council adopted a new redistricting plan for council member districts based on 2020 Census data, passing 4-3 after a public hearing. The council also approved multiple annexations, zoning changes, and contracts for water and wastewater projects, including a $1.12M engineering contract for a water transmission main. One zoning change was withdrawn by the landowner, and a first-reading redistricting ordinance was withdrawn after the second-reading plan was adopted.

• Adopted 2022 redistricting plan for council districts (4-3)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 129.216 acres on FM 466 (ORD 2022-048)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 39.961 acres at 4000 State Hwy 46 N (ORD 2022-050)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 29.07 acres on Cordova Rd (ORD 2022-051)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 28.67 acres on Cordova Rd (ORD 2022-052)
• Approved $259,811 ambulance purchase from Buyboard (RES 2022-086)
• Approved $1,120,962 engineering contract for 24-inch water transmission main (RES 2022-091)
• Approved $970,600 engineering contract for River Oak Interceptor project (RES 2022-092)

City Council

The council will conduct a public hearing regarding the 2022 Redistricting Project to discuss options for redrawing Council Member districts. The agenda also includes several ordinances up for second and final readings, covering zoning changes and code amendments.

• Public hearing on the 2022 Redistricting Project
• Zoning change for approximately 58 acres at State Hwy 123 and Timmermann Rd
• Zoning change for property at 3226 N State Hwy 123 Bypass
• Ordinance to remove the permitting requirement for fences
• Establishment of an all-way stop at Cordova Road and Huber Road

The City Council held a public hearing on the 2022 redistricting project but took no vote, agreeing to decide on June 7. Residents and committee members debated Plans C and G, with the city attorney recommending Plan C. The council also approved a consent agenda of 13 items, including zoning changes and ordinance amendments.

• Approved consent agenda with 13 items (7-0)
• Adopted zoning change at SE Hwy 123 & Timmermann Rd to R-2 and C (ORD 2022-038)
• Adopted zoning change at 3226 N Hwy 123 Bypass to Commercial (ORD 2022-039)
• Adopted ordinance removing fence permitting requirement (ORD 2022-040)
• Adopted ordinance adding subdivision perimeter wall requirements (ORD 2022-041)
• Adopted ordinance amending easements section (ORD 2022-042)
• Adopted ordinance amending subdivision development and improvements (ORD 2022-043)
• Adopted all-way stop at Cordova Rd and Huber Rd (ORD 2022-044)

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider several contract awards, zoning changes, and ordinance amendments. The meeting includes a presentation on a multifamily project at State Hwy 46 and Cordova Road and a discussion regarding the naming of new pickleball courts. The council will also review updates to the city's traffic and vehicle ordinances.

• Contract award up to $1,372,685.00 to D&S Concrete Contractors, LLC for the 8th Street Extension Project
• Bid award to Lone Star Paving for $329,242.40 for the Pavement Maintenance Project
• Zoning changes for properties at 4000 State Hwy 46 N and Cordova Rd to Single-Family Residential
• $178,710 agreement with Halff Associates for Lidar and aerial imagery project services
• Ordinance to rename Continental Drive to Vitesco Technologies Drive

The City Council approved a $1,372,685 contract with D&S Concrete Contractors for the 8th Street Extension Project, funded partly by an EDA CARES Act grant. Several zoning changes and street renaming were also approved, along with consent agenda items including a pavement maintenance contract. The redistricting item was postponed to a special meeting on May 24.

• Approved $1,372,685 contract for 8th Street Extension to D&S Concrete (6-0)
• Approved $329,242.40 pavement maintenance bid to Lone Star Paving (consent)
• Approved $178,710 engineering services agreement with Halff Associates (consent)
• Approved zoning to Single-Family Residential 1 at 4000 State Hwy 46 N (6-0)
• Approved zoning to R-2 at 3500 Blk Cordova Rd (6-0)
• Approved zoning to R-2 at 3600 Blk Cordova Rd (6-0)
• Approved renaming Continental Drive to Vitesco Technologies Drive (5-1)
• Approved ordinance adding off-highway vehicles to traffic code (7-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seguin Planning & Zoning Commission will review several rezoning requests for properties on State Hwy 46 N and Cordova Rd. The agenda also includes a request for a specific use permit for a parking lot at 202 East Washington Street. Additionally, the commission will consider an amendment to the City's Master Thoroughfare Plan regarding a future collector road.

• Rezoning 4000 State Hwy 46 N to Single-Family Residential 1
• Rezoning 3500 and 3600 blocks of Cordova Rd to R-2
• Amendment to Master Thoroughfare Plan for a future collector road
• Specific Use Permit for a parking lot at 202 East Washington Street
• Final Plat requests for Cordova Crossing Unit 3 and Ridgeview Estates Unit 2

Seguin Higher Education Facilities Corporation

The Seguin Higher Education Facilities Corporation will elect board officers for the upcoming term. The body will also consider a resolution to authorize higher education revenue refunding bonds for the Texas Lutheran University Project, Series 2022.

• Election of Board President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer
• Resolution authorizing Higher Education Revenue Refunding Bonds (Texas Lutheran University Project), Series 2022

City Council

The Seguin City Council will review a first reading of an ordinance to adopt a new redistricting plan following the 2020 Census. The agenda also includes multiple proposals for voluntary land annexations and various zoning changes. Additionally, the council will discuss utility agreements and engineering contracts for local infrastructure projects.

• First reading of an ordinance adopting a new Council Member Districts redistricting plan
• Multiple voluntary annexation proposals for properties on Cordova Rd, FM 466, and IH 10 E
• $147,700 engineering services agreement with Trihydro Corporation for the IH 10 project
• Zoning changes for properties on State Hwy 46 N and State Hwy 123
• Extension of GBRA Raw Water service agreement for 1,000 acre-feet annually

The City Council approved a redistricting plan (Plan C) on first reading, following the 2020 Census, after a motion to approve Plan G failed. The council also approved several consent agenda items, including resolutions for water services, engineering services, and economic development agreements. Multiple voluntary annexations and zoning changes were approved on first reading, and a zoning change request was postponed until a full council was present.

• Approved redistricting Plan C on first reading (5-1, Herbold nay)
• Motion to approve redistricting Plan G failed (2-4, Roy and Herbold for)
• Approved consent agenda including Holodomor/Ukraine resolution, GBRA water agreement, Maguire Iron maintenance, TxDOT utility relocation, Tryhydro engineering ($147,700), SEDC performance agreement with Yukon Venture Partners, SEDC budget amendment, Adult Softball facilities use, Just for Kids summer camp, Continental Drive no-parking zone, occupancy tax reports, and check report
• Approved bond resolution for Texas Lutheran University revenue refunding bonds (6-0)
• Approved voluntary annexations on first reading: 29.07 acres Cordova Rd, 129.216 acres FM 466, 17.72 acres IH 10 E, 39.961 acres State Hwy 46 N, 28.67 acres Cordova Rd (all 6-0)
• Postponed zoning change at 3500 Blk State Hwy 46 N (6-0)
• Approved zoning changes on first reading: SE corner State Hwy 123 & Timmermann Rd, 3226 N State Hwy 123 Bypass (both 6-0)
• Approved ordinance removing fence permitting requirement (6-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review financial reports and staff updates regarding local economic indicators. The meeting includes discussions on potential funding for the Lawson Street Improvement Project and development of 33 acres on 8th Street.

• Performance Agreement with Yukon Venture Partners, LLC
• Amending Performance Agreement with Johnny Pickles Distillery
• Potential financial participation in Lawson Street Improvement Project
• Development of 33-acre SEDC property on 8th Street
• Amendment to the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget

City Council

The Seguin City Council is holding a public meeting to discuss a proposed project to expand the Geronimo Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. The discussion will focus on potential environmental impacts and alternatives to the expansion. No action will be taken by the City Council during this meeting.

• Proposed expansion of the Geronimo Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Discussion of potential environmental impacts and project alternatives

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider several ordinances on second and final reading, including amendments to the FY 2022 General Fund and Utility Fund budgets. The council will also hold a public hearing for a zoning change at the 800 block of Water Tower Road. Additionally, a workshop is scheduled regarding updates to the city's Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Master Plan.

• Zoning change from Single-Family Residential 1 to Multi-Family High Density at 800 Blk of Water Tower Rd
• Amendments to the FY 2022 General Fund and Utility Fund budgets
• Bond issuance for the Texas Lutheran University Project
• Renaming Avenue E to Jesse Turner Avenue
• Tax exemptions for historic landmarks at 617 North Guadalupe Street and 308 South Erkel Avenue

City Council

The SSLGC Board of Directors, the City of Schertz City Council, and the City of Seguin City Council will meet for a special joint session. The agenda consists of introductions and a workshop presentation by the Schertz/Seguin Local Government Corporation (SSLGC).

• Workshop presentation by SSLGC

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review several zoning changes and amendments to the Unified Development Code. These items include requests for land use plan extensions and updates to regulations for subdivisions, easements, and fencing.

• Rezoning from Agriculture Ranch to Residential and Commercial at SE corner of State Hwy 123 & Timmermann Rd
• Rezoning from Agriculture-Ranch to Commercial at 3226 N State Hwy 123 Bypass
• Extension for General Land Use Plan at 800 Blk of Harry Miller Pass
• Amendments to Unified Development Code regarding subdivision development and improvements
• Amendments to Unified Development Code regarding easements, screening, and fencing

Redistricting Committee

The Redistricting Committee will discuss and potentially recommend maps for Seguin single member districts. City Attorney Andrew Quittner is scheduled to present on item 22-172.

• Discussion and possible recommendation on mapping for Seguin single member districts (22-172)

City Council

The City Council will consider several budget amendments for the General, Utility, and Special Revenue funds. The agenda includes zoning changes, street renaming, and updates to the Master Thoroughfare Plan. Members will also review major equipment purchases and infrastructure upgrades.

• Zoning change for 3500 Blk of State Hwy 46 N from Agricultural Ranch to Residential, Multi-Family, and Commercial
• Purchase of a Frazer Type I ambulance remount for $199,627.00
• Agreement with M&S Engineering for $49,850.00 for SE 20 Circuit upgrades
• Purchase of a Traxx machine for $64,235.60
• Renaming Avenue E to Jesse Turner Avenue

The Seguin City Council approved a consent agenda with several ordinances, including changes to garage sale permits, residential roof permits, speed limits, and budget amendments. They also approved numerous action items, including a $199,627 ambulance purchase, a $49,850 engineering agreement, and a $64,235.60 Traxx machine purchase. A zoning change request for the 800 block of Water Tower Rd was tabled until the next meeting, and a zoning change for the 3500 block of State Hwy 46 N was postponed to May 3, 2022.

• Approved consent agenda with ordinances on garage sales, roof permits, Huber Rd truck restrictions, speed limits, and FY22 budget (7-0)
• Adopted FY22 General Fund budget amendment (7-0)
• Adopted FY22 Utility Fund budget amendment (7-0)
• Tabled zoning change for 800 Blk Water Tower Rd (6-1)
• Approved Master Thoroughfare Plan amendment for Huber Rd extension (6-1)
• Approved Master Thoroughfare Plan amendment for collector between Huber Rd and SH 46 N (6-1)
• Approved purchase of Frazer Type I ambulance for $199,627 (6-0)
• Approved purchase of Traxx machine for $64,235.60 (6-0)

City Council

The City Council will review the 2021 audit report and discuss the redistricting process. The agenda includes several ordinance changes regarding zoning, speed limits, and permit requirements. The council will also consider various contracts and budget amendments.

• Zoning change to Multi-Family High Density at 2600-2700 Blk of State Hwy 46 N
• $210,060 contract for Seguin Softball 4-Plex infield renovation
• Issuance of City of Seguin Series 2022 Certificates of Obligation
• $68,870 agreement for Utility Impact Fee Study Update
• Speed limit changes for Townewood Village and Cordova Road

The Seguin City Council approved a $210,060 agreement with CT Fieldscapes to renovate the infields at the Seguin Softball 4-Plex, and authorized a $68,870 utility impact fee study with Freese and Nichols. The council also adopted several ordinances, including zoning changes, speed limit adjustments, and budget amendments, all by unanimous 6-0 votes. Redistricting was discussed and agreed to be completed before the end of June 2022.

• Approved $210,060 CT Fieldscapes softball infield renovation (6-0)
• Approved $68,870 Freese and Nichols utility impact fee study (6-0)
• Adopted zoning change to MF-3 at 2600-2700 Blk State Hwy 46 N (6-0)
• Adopted zoning change to R-2 and C at SE corner State Hwy 46 S and Jefferson Ave (6-0)
• Set 25 mph speed limit in Townewood Village Subdivision (6-0)
• Set speed limit on Cordova Road (6-0)
• Added Huber Road to no through truck traffic list (6-0)
• Approved FY2022 General Fund, Utility Fund, and Special Revenue Fund budget amendments (6-0)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will review several requests for zoning changes, including residential developments and an RV storage facility. The commission will also discuss parkland dedication for Meadows of Mill Creek and proposed amendments to the city's Master Thoroughfare Plan.

• Zoning change from Agriculture Ranch to Single-Family Residential at State Hwy 123 & Timmermann Rd
• Zoning change to Multi-Family High Density for properties in the 800 Blk of Water Tower Rd
• Specific Use Permit for an RV Storage Facility at 3520 W US 90
• Amendments to the Master Thoroughfare Plan regarding Huber Rd extension and a new collector road
• Parkland dedication and development for Meadows of Mill Creek Subdivision

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will review financial reports, an annual audit, and a proposed budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2022. Members will also consider terminating a memorandum of understanding with the Greater San Marcos Partnership.

• Resolution to amend the Fiscal Year 2022 Budget
• Termination of MOU with Greater San Marcos Partnership
• Presentation of FY 2020-2021 Annual Audit
• Discussion regarding Project Zenith, Project Denali, and Project 121

City Council

The City Council will review multiple requests for rezoning residential and commercial properties. They will also consider the voluntary annexation of approximately 88.425 acres near FM 466. Additionally, the council will discuss utility budget amendments and various technology contracts.

• Voluntary annexation of ~88.425 acres west of FM 466
• $65,862.46 purchase for a rotor brush assembly at Geronimo Creek plant
• $49,999.99 contract with CivicPlus to redesign the city website
• $84,690 purchase of new desk phones for telecom upgrades
• Fee waivers for the Veterans Outreach Center remodel on East Weinert Street

City Council

The council will review a request for a zoning change regarding 88.425 acres at FM 466 and consider increasing water and wastewater impact fees. Presentations are also scheduled regarding economic development and police racial profiling reports.

• Zoning change for 88.425 acres at FM 466
• Water Impact Fee increase to $1,132.00 and Wastewater Impact Fee increase to $5,711.00
• $102,936.76 contract for Wave Pool repairs
• $151,775.85 contract for Wave Pool and restroom repairs
• Zoning change for 1240 Jefferson Ave from MF-1 to MF-3

The City Council approved a zoning change to R-2 for 88.425 acres at FM 466, south of Joe Carrillo Blvd., despite resident concerns about traffic, safety, and drainage. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included adopting ordinances for water and wastewater impact fee increases and a zoning change at 1240 Jefferson Ave. Additionally, the council approved several resolutions, including contracts for Wave Pool repairs and a fire station alerting system, and tabled the police department's racial profiling report.

• Approved zoning change to R-2 for 88.425 acres at FM 466 (ORD 2022-020)
• Adopted ordinance increasing water impact fee to $1,132.00 and wastewater impact fee to $5,711.00 (ORD 2022-017)
• Adopted zoning change from MF-1 to MF-3 for property at 1240 Jefferson Ave. (ORD 2022-016)
• Approved 2022 Downtown Street Closures and Sale of Alcohol Requests
• Approved 2022 Texas Main Street program contract with Texas Historical Commission (RES 2022-036)
• Authorized purchase of Westnet Fire Station Alerting system (RES 2022-037)
• Authorized donation of a Primera DVD Burner to City of Gonzales Police Department (RES 2022-038)
• Authorized agreements for Wave Pool repairs with Progressive Commercial Aquatics ($102,936.76) and Sullivan Contracting Services ($151,775.85) (RES 2022-039, RES 2022-040)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Seguin Planning & Zoning Commission is reviewing requests for various zoning changes and a final plat. The agenda includes proposed amendments to the Master Thoroughfare Plan regarding Huber Rd re-alignment. These items involve residential, commercial, and multi-family designations.

• Final Plat for Arroyo Ranch Unit 3 Subdivision
• Zoning change from R-1 to MF-2 at 517B, 523 & 527 Prexy Dr
• Master Thoroughfare Plan amendments for Huber Rd re-alignment
• Zoning change from C to MF-3 at 2600-2700 Blk of State Hwy 46 N
• R-2 zoning designation for 88.425 acres at FM 466

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several zoning changes and a voluntary annexation of 88 acres. The agenda also includes proposals to increase water and wastewater impact fees and awards for infrastructure contracts.

• Increase Water Impact Fee to $1,132.00 and Wastewater Impact Fee to $5,711.00
• Awarding nine FIX-IT Facade grants for downtown historic properties
• Sewer main replacement contract with E-Z Bel Construction LLC ($190,303.25)
• Professional services contract with TRC Engineering, Inc. ($368,540.00)
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 88.425 acres west of FM 466

The Seguin City Council denied a request to rezone property along the 900 block of Country Club Dr from single-family to duplex use, despite the developer's proposal for 54 duplex homes. Residents raised concerns about traffic, safety, and drainage, and the motion to approve failed 6-1. The council also approved several other items, including a voluntary annexation, a zoning change to manufactured housing, and multiple contracts and resolutions.

• Denied duplex rezoning on Country Club Dr (6-1)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 88.425 acres west of FM 466 (7-0)
• Denied manufactured housing rezoning on Water Tower Rd (7-0)
• Approved zoning change to MF-3 at 1240 Jefferson Ave (7-0)
• Approved SAFER grant application for fire staffing (7-0)
• Approved nine FIX-IT Facade grants (7-0)
• Approved water/wastewater impact fee increases (7-0)
• Approved sewer main replacement bid to E-Z Bel Construction for $190,303.25 (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will review several zoning change requests for residential, commercial, and agricultural properties. The meeting also includes discussions on grant applications and the purchase of new police vehicles and fire equipment. Additionally, a presentation regarding elections and vacant council seats is scheduled.

• Zoning changes for 1207 N Austin St, SH 123 Bypass, and 660 Timmermann Rd
• Purchase of thirteen police vehicles and a Pierce Ladder Truck
• Grant applications for the American Rescue Plan Act and various state programs
• Contract renewals for road materials and liquid chlorine supply
• Approval of the sculpture design for the Seguin Squirrel Trail

The Seguin City Council approved all consent agenda items and action items, including eight zoning ordinance changes and multiple resolutions for grants, equipment purchases, and agreements. Council also gave direction to move forward on funding as many ARPA projects as possible, with specific projects to return for final approval. The meeting included a presentation on filling a vacant council seat and discussion of ARPA fund allocation.

• Adopted zoning change to Commercial at 1207 N Austin St (ORD 2022-007)
• Adopted zoning change to Agricultural-Ranch at 2161 Manor Dr (ORD 2022-008)
• Adopted zoning change to Commercial at SH 123 Bypass (ORD 2022-009)
• Adopted zoning change to Multi-Family High Density at 3500 Blk N Austin St (ORD 2022-010)
• Adopted zoning change to Commercial at SH 46 and Cordova Rd (ORD 2022-011)
• Adopted zoning change to R-2 and Commercial at SH 123 & Timmermann Rd (ORD 2022-012)
• Adopted zoning change to R-2 at 660 Timmermann Rd (ORD 2022-013)
• Adopted fee schedule amendment for Parks and Recreation (ORD 2022-014)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Commission will consider multiple requests to change property zoning for residential and commercial uses. The agenda also includes a request for a solar utility facility permit and an extension for boat and RV storage.

• Zoning change from R-1 to DP-2 at 900 Blk of Country Club Dr
• Solar utility facility permit request for 3740 N. Austin Street
• Zoning change from C to MF-3 at 2600-2700 Blk of State Hwy 46 N
• Final plat request for Swenson Heights Unit 2 Subdivision
• Extension for boat and RV storage at 4995 N. Hwy 123 Bypass

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The board will discuss potential SEDC financial participation in the Lawson Street Improvement Project and a performance agreement with Quality Bioresources. Members will also consider easements for the Eighth Street Extension Project and adopt the FY 2021-2022 Plan of Work.

• Performance Agreement with Quality Bioresources
• Potential SEDC funding for Lawson Street Improvement Project
• Easements for the Eighth Street Extension Project
• Adoption of the FY 2021-2022 Plan of Work
• Discussion on Projects Zenith, 121, and Golden Nugget

City Council

The council will consider establishing a Municipal Stormwater Utility System and associated drainage charges. The agenda also includes several zoning changes and requests for land annexation on Cordova Road. Additionally, the council will review various equipment purchases and updates to the Master Thoroughfare Plan.

• Establishment of a Municipal Stormwater Utility System and related fees
• Annexation of two tracts of land in the 3500 and 3600 blocks of Cordova Rd
• Zoning changes for properties on N Austin St, Manor Dr, and SH 123 Bypass
• Authorization of purchases for fleet vehicles, a transformer, and golf course equipment
• Amendment to the Master Thoroughfare Plan for Pecan Parkway

The Seguin City Council approved a new stormwater drainage utility with charges and credits, adopted several zoning changes including residential and commercial designations, and authorized purchases of fleet vehicles, a transformer, and golf course equipment. All votes were 4-2 or 6-0, with Council Member Carter excused.

• Adopted stormwater utility ordinance (4-2)
• Approved voluntary annexations at 3500 and 3600 Cordova Rd
• Rezoned properties to Single-Family Residential (R-2) at Cordova Rd and Timmermann Rd
• Rezoned 1207 N Austin St to Commercial (C)
• Rezoned 2161 Manor Dr to Agricultural-Ranch (A-R)
• Rezoned SH 123 Bypass and SH 46 & Cordova Rd to Commercial (C)
• Approved Master Thoroughfare Plan amendment for Pecan Parkway
• Authorized purchase of fleet vehicles, transformer, and golf equipment