Seguin public meetings in 2025

City Council

The City Council will review financial reports for the year ended September 30, 2025, and consider several utility and infrastructure contracts. The body will also discuss amendments to agreements with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation and a funding agreement for water utility improvements.

• Purchase of a Frazer Type I ambulance via HGAC cooperative purchasing agreement
• Bid award to Second Sight Systems for the TWACS Meter Replacement Project
• Capital Improvement Funding Agreement with Baltisse-Ackerman Seguin I, LLLP for water utility improvements
• Second Amendment to Tax Abatement Agreement and Third Amendment to Performance Agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation
• Resolution to toll terms of Starcke Park Golf Course Advisory Board members for one year

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors is scheduled to attend a sales tax workshop in Austin with no action planned for the meeting.

• 2025 Economic Development Sales Tax Workshop
• Notice of Possible Quorum
• Board of Directors attendance
• No Action will be taken

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will approve financial reports, an annual report, and a performance agreement amendment. The board will also discuss Project Vast and Project Wheelhouse in closed session and possible action in open session.

• Approval of SEDC Financial Report as of September 30, 2025
• Approval of Third Amendment to Performance Agreement with Maruichi Stainless Tube Texas Corporation
• Discussion and possible action on Project Vast
• Discussion and possible action on Project Wheelhouse
• Recognition of outgoing SEDC Board Members

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and possibly act on one variance request and seven zoning changes. Items include a variance for pole sign height at 3740 SH 46 N, rezonings for residential, commercial, industrial, and public uses on multiple properties across the city.

• Variance to pole sign height requirements at 3740 SH 46 N (VAR 07-25)
• Rezoning 50.620 acres to Single Family Residential (R-1) at 1500 block E Martindale Rd (ZC 21-25)
• Rezoning from Agricultural-Ranch to Single-Family Residential (R-2) on Rudeloff Rd (ZC 22-25)
• Rezoning 132.993 acres to Public (P) at 3281 Cordova Rd (ZC 23-25)
• Rezoning from Public to Neighborhood Commercial (NC) at 919 N. Guadalupe St (ZC 26-25)

Regional Workforce Education Alliance

The Regional Workforce Education Alliance will consider approving a scope of work for a regional workforce study covering Comal and Guadalupe counties and recommend next steps to the New Braunfels and Seguin Economic Development Corporations. The meeting also includes presentations on the Talent Pipeline Management Collaborative for Seguin manufacturing and a discussion of actionable goals for 2025‑2026. Committee updates on facility naming & signage and workforce & ISDs will be provided, and citizens may address the committee without any committee action.

• Presentation, discussion, and possible action to approve a scope of work for a Regional Workforce Study covering Comal and Guadalupe Counties
• Presentation on the Talent Pipeline Management Collaborative for Seguin Manufacturing
• Discussion and brainstorming on RWEA actionable goals for 2025‑2026
• Update from the Facility Naming & Signage Committee
• Update from the Workforce & ISDs Committee

City Council

The City Council will discuss several infrastructure projects, including water and wastewater upgrades and the expansion of State Highway 46. The body is also considering the voluntary annexation of two properties and the establishment of new all-way stop signs.

• Authorization for the City Manager to execute purchase agreements for 38 properties for the Cordova Road Widening Project not to exceed $4,400,000
• Three-year contract for Tyler ERP migration in the amount of $178,761
• Voluntary annexation of 132.993 acres at 3281 Cordova Rd and 50.650 acres near the 1500 block of E Martindale Rd
• All-way stop ordinances for Saddlehorn Drive at Coral Sky and Coral Way at Field Brook
• Bid award to M&C Fonseca Construction Co. Inc. for the Link Road Water & Wastewater Capacity Upgrades Project

The council approved several consent‑agenda items, including meeting minutes, a check report, occupancy‑tax funding reports and budgets, a flood‑infrastructure grant application, and a $178,761 contract for a three‑year Tyler ERP migration. It also adopted two all‑way stop ordinances, awarded the $9.25 M Link Road water and wastewater capacity upgrades contract to M&C Fonseca, and passed a resolution supporting TxDOT’s State Highway 46 expansion.

• Approved minutes of the Nov 18 2025 meeting (consent agenda, 6‑0)
• Approved Occupancy Tax funding reports for nine organizations (consent agenda, 6‑0)
• Approved budgets for the same Occupancy Tax funded organizations (consent agenda, 6‑0)
• Approved flood‑infrastructure fund grant application for a regional master drainage plan (6‑0)
• Authorized $178,761 three‑year contract for Tyler ERP migration (6‑0)
• Adopted all‑way stop at Saddlehorn Drive & Coral Sky (6‑0)
• Awarded $9,250,000 contract to M&C Fonseca for Link Road water & wastewater upgrades (6‑0)
• Approved resolution supporting TxDOT State Highway 46 expansion (6‑0)

City Council

The council will recognize outgoing Economic Development Director Josh Schneuker and consider consent agenda items including a grant for bullet-resistant police vehicle components and adoption of the TIRZ #3 project and financing plan. Action items include public hearings on flood infrastructure funding for a drainage master plan, two new all-way stop signs, a contract for water/wastewater master plan updates, an interlocal agreement for TIRZ #3, and a first reading of the TIRZ #1 project and financing plan.

• Public hearing on Flood Infrastructure Funding application for Seguin Regional Drainage Master Plan Update
• All-way stop signs at Saddlehorn Drive & Coral Sky and Coral Way & Field Brook
• Professional services contract with Freese and Nichols for Water and Wastewater Master Plan capital projects update
• Resolution to apply for Bullet-Resistant Components for Law Enforcement Vehicles grant
• Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone #3 interlocal agreement with Guadalupe County and TIRZ #1 project and financing plan on first reading

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hear presentations on the GRMC budget, reforestation zones, and the Starcke Park Golf Course renovation. The consent agenda includes an ETJ release for Mullins Ranch, a change order for the North Heideke Street drainage project, and several resolutions. Action items include awarding a water meter contract to Core and Main, approving a Chapter 380 economic development agreement with Curt Manufacturing, and awarding bids for the FM 20/Hannah Heights water line and sewer projects. The council will also consider a TIRZ #3 project and financing plan, enter closed session for legal and utility matters, and potentially vote on condemnation for Cordova Road right-of-way acquisition.

• Chapter 380 economic development agreement with Curt Manufacturing, LLC (Project Vaquero)
• Award of annual contract for advanced metering infrastructure and compound water meters to Core and Main
• Bid award for FM 20 / Hannah Heights Water Line Project to M&C Fonseca Construction Co. Inc.
• Ordinance approving Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone Number 3 Project and Financing Plan
• Resolutions declaring necessity for condemnation of property for Cordova Road reconstruction and widening

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider a consent agenda of routine approvals, including a street closure for a Halloween event, utility contracts, and zoning changes. The council will also vote on capital purchases for water and fire departments and discuss property acquisitions for road and utility projects.

• Street closure for Trunk or Treat on Oct 31
• Change order for downtown restroom anti-graffiti coating ($3,250)
• Zoning change from Commercial to Planned Unit Development at 1819 Friesenhahn Rd
• Purchase of three water utility trucks for $894,546
• Resolution to acquire land for Cordova Road reconstruction

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will approve minutes, financial reports, and bylaw amendments. The board will also discuss the 2025-2026 work plan and potential action on economic development projects.

• Approval of SEDC Financial Report for July 31, 2025
• Presentation and possible action on SEDC bylaw amendments
• Presentation and possible action on 2025-2026 SEDC Plan of Work
• Discussion on Project Vaquero, Project Vast, and TSTC Future Campus Project
• Closed session to discuss economic development negotiations and personnel matters

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a specific use permit (SUP 06-25) to allow outdoor display and sales of portable storage buildings in a Commercial (C) zoned district at 4520 IH-10 West. The commission will also vote on approving the minutes from the September 9, 2025 regular meeting.

• Public hearing and possible action on SUP 06-25 for outdoor display and sales of portable storage buildings at 4520 IH-10 W (Property IDs 60906 & 60885)
• Approval of the Planning and Zoning Commission minutes from the September 9, 2025 regular meeting

Regional Workforce Education Alliance

The Regional Workforce Education Alliance will discuss and possibly approve a scope of work for a Regional Workforce Study covering Comal and Guadalupe Counties, recommending next steps to local EDCs. The committee will also brainstorm actionable goals for 2025-2026 and receive updates from subcommittees and partner entities. The meeting includes routine items like approval of prior minutes and citizen communications.

• Discussion and possible action to approve scope of work for Regional Workforce Study (Comal and Guadalupe Counties)
• Brainstorm on RWEA actionable goals for 2025-2026
• Update from Facility Naming & Signage Committee
• Update from Workforce & ISDs Committee
• Reports from ISDs, TSTC, FAME Lone Star Chapter, NLC at NB, Chamber of Commerce, Industries, Cities

City Council

This is a notice of a possible quorum for the City Council to attend the Austin-San Antonio Growth Summit. The document states that no action will be taken during this event.

• Attendance at Austin-San Antonio Growth Summit on October 8, 2025

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hold public hearings and consider ordinances to create two Tax Increment Reinvestment Zones (TIRZ #2 and #3), a zoning change at 1819 Friesenhahn Road, and a permanent road closure. The consent agenda includes resolutions for a $1,550,000 wastewater force main contract, an interlocal fire services agreement, and budget amendments. Also on the agenda are proclamations and grant applications.

• Create Reinvestment Zone Number Two (Tax Increment) for Walnut Springs area
• Zoning change from Commercial to Planned Unit Development at 1819 Friesenhahn Road
• Award $1,550,000 contract to Guerra Underground LLC for Loves Force Main (IH-10 project)
• Permanent closure of a portion of River Oak Drive between roundabout and FM 725
• Interlocal agreement with Guadalupe County for fire services in unincorporated areas

City Council

This is a notice of quorum for a State of the City presentation and community meet-and-greet event. No formal decisions or votes will occur; it is purely informational.

• State of the City Presentation from 6:00-7:00 PM
• Meet & Greet with City Council & Department Directors from 7:00-8:00 PM
• Event livestreamed on City's Government Facebook page

City Council

The Seguin City Council will meet at the Seguin Coliseum to discuss the Mays Creek Drainage Projects. The Capital Projects & Engineering Department will provide an update to residents regarding the area between SH 46, SH 123, and FM 725. No official action is scheduled to be taken.

• Public meeting on Mays Creek Drainage Projects (SH 46 to FM 725)
• Capital Projects & Engineering Department update
• Meeting location: Seguin Coliseum, 950 S. Austin St.
• No action scheduled

City Council

The council will adopt the FY 2025-26 budgets and set the tax rate at $0.5135 per $100 valuation. They will also vote on second-reading ordinances to regulate short-term rentals. Other items include a public hearing for a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone, police station renovations, and condemnation for Rudeloff Road extension.

• Adopt FY 2025-26 General Fund, Utility Fund, Special Revenue, and Debt Service budgets
• Second-reading ordinances to add short-term rental regulations and associated fees
• Set tax rate of $0.5135 per $100 valuation for 2025
• Resolution authorizing $299,594.44 for Police Station restroom renovations
• Resolution declaring necessity for condemnation of property for Rudeloff Road extension

The Seguin City Council approved the consent agenda, adopting multiple ordinances and resolutions, including a short‑term rental ordinance, a zoning change for FM 725, and the 2025‑26 General Fund Budget. The council also authorized a $206,867.50 change order for the Guadalupe Street GLO Drainage Project and a $125,000 purchase order with Boundtree Medical. All items were approved by a 5‑0 vote on the consent agenda.

• Approved short‑term rental ordinance (5‑0)
• Adopted zoning change FM 725 to Public (5‑0)
• Adopted 2025‑26 General Fund Budget (5‑0)
• Adopted 2025‑26 Utility Fund Budget (5‑0)
• Adopted 2025‑26 Special Revenue Fund Budget (5‑0)
• Adopted 2025‑26 Debt Service Fund Budget (5‑0)
• Authorized $206,867.50 change order for Guadalupe Street GLO Drainage Project (5‑0)
• Authorized $125,000 purchase order with Boundtree Medical (5‑0)

City Council

The Seguin City Council is meeting to discuss a Utility Committee meeting. No official action will be taken during this session.

• Notice of possible quorum for Utility Committee meeting
• Utility Operations Center meeting room location
• Meeting scheduled for 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM
• No action will be taken
• Meeting posted on September 4, 2025

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation Board will review and possibly adopt a resolution to approve the Fiscal Year 2026 Management Services Agreement with the City of Seguin. It will also consider a resolution to amend the corporation’s bylaws and discuss updates on partnerships, talent pipeline initiatives, staff reports, and infrastructure projects. After a closed session on economic‑development negotiations for Project Vaquero and Project Vast, the board may take further action on those projects in the open session.

• Resolution approving the FY2026 Management Services Agreement between SEDC and the City of Seguin
• Resolution approving certain amendments to the Seguin Economic Development Corporation bylaws
• Presentation and discussion on SEDC’s partnership with greater:SATX
• Presentation and discussion on the SEDC Talent Pipeline Management (TPM) Collaborative
• Closed‑session deliberation on economic‑development negotiations for Project Vaquero and Project Vast

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on several items, including a variance for alcohol sales near a church/school/hospital on E Kingsbury, a sign height variance on State Hwy 123, two zoning changes (to Zero Lot Line and Planned Unit Development), amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding PUDs, and a General Land Use Plan for a PUD at W. IH-10 and FM 78. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes.

• Public hearing for a variance to distance requirements for alcohol sales near a church/school/hospital at 800 block E Kingsbury Street (AVAR08042)
• Public hearing for a variance to monument sign height requirements at 5698 State Hwy 123 N (VAR 05-25)
• Public hearing for zoning change from Public (P) to Zero Lot Line (ZL) at 700 block Jefferson Ave (ZC 19-25)
• Public hearing for zoning change from Commercial (C) to Planned Unit Development (PUD) at 1819 Friesenhahn Rd (ZC 20-25)
• Public hearing on amendments to UDC Section 3.2.18 Planned Unit Development requirements

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hold public hearings and vote on first reading to adopt the FY2026 budgets (General, Utility, Special Revenue, Debt Service) and levy a tax rate of $0.5135 per $100 valuation. Other major items include first reading of ordinances to regulate short-term rentals (adding use to the Unified Development Code and licensing/inspection fees), awarding the Geronimo Creek Pipeline Project construction bid, and updates to the City's Purchasing Policy. The Council will also enter closed session for economic development negotiations regarding 'Project Vast'.

• Public hearings and first reading to adopt FY2026 budgets (General, Utility, Special Revenue, Debt Service) and levy $0.5135 tax rate.
• First reading of ordinances to add short-term rental as a land use (UDC Section 3.4.3) and create licensing/inspection fees in Chapter 22.
• Resolution awarding the Geronimo Creek Pipeline Project construction to Cash Construction Co. Inc.
• Resolution approving a $900,000 Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract for 2025/26 to Westhill Paving, Inc. and Guerra Underground, LLC.
• Closed session under Section 551.087 to discuss economic development incentives for 'Project Vast'.

The council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to sign an interlocal agreement with Guadalupe Regional Medical Center and Guadalupe County to provide indigent health care. The agreement was adopted by a 7‑0 vote as part of the consent agenda. Other consent‑agenda items approved included meeting minutes, a check report, board appointments, a quarterly investment report, and a $20,000 increase to a fire uniform purchase order.

• Approved minutes of August 13 and August 19 City Council meetings (7-0)
• Acknowledged Check Report for Aug 16‑26, 2025 (7-0)
• Approved appointment to Guadalupe Regional Medical Center Board of Managers (7-0)
• Approved Quarterly Investment Report for quarter ended June 30, 2025 (7-0)
• Approved $20,000 increase to Purchase Order #25672 for uniform purchases (7-0)
• Approved resolution authorizing city manager to execute interlocal agreement for indigent health care (7-0)

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. The Seguin City Council may attend the EDC Annual Business Appreciation Luncheon. No votes or decisions will be made.

City Council

The Seguin City Council posted a notice that members may attend an Association of Equipment Manufacturing Express Stop at the Alamo Group Texas Facility, 1502 E. Walnut St. No action will be taken on this item at the meeting. The notice was posted on August 13, 2025 at the municipal building.

• Notice of possible quorum for Alamo Group Texas Facility Express Stop at 1502 E. Walnut St.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation posted a notice of possible quorum for a board meeting on Thursday, August 21, 2025 at 9:00 AM at the Alamo Group Texas Facility, 1502 E. Walnut St. The agenda indicates that no action will be taken at this meeting. The notice was posted on August 14, 2025 at 12:00 PM in the municipal building at 210 E. Gonzales Street.

• Notice of possible quorum for board meeting at Alamo Group Texas Facility, 1502 E. Walnut St.
• No action will be taken at the meeting.
• Certificate of posting dated August 14, 2025, displayed at 210 E. Gonzales Street.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of possible quorum for the Seguin EDC Annual Business Appreciation Luncheon; no official business or action will be taken at this event. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate.

• No items to decide or discuss; event is a luncheon, not a business meeting.

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a voting meeting. City Council members may attend the Association of Equipment Manufacturing Express Stop at Caterpillar Seguin on August 20, 2025. No formal action will be taken at this event.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a decision-making meeting. The Seguin Economic Development Corporation board may be in attendance at an Association of Equipment Manufacturing Express Stop event at Caterpillar Seguin. No action will be taken.

City Council

The City Council will consider and vote on a proposed property tax rate of $0.5135 per $100 valuation for fiscal year 2026. Other agenda items include adopting the FY2025‑2026 budget for the Seguin Economic Development Corporation, a zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial for the 900‑block of IH 10 W. (Property ID 51493), and authorizing three change orders totaling $31,289.14 for the North Heideke Street Drainage Improvement Project. The council will also discuss closed‑session matters involving real‑property acquisitions and economic‑development negotiations, and may act on a resolution to acquire utility easements for water transmission lines along FM 466.

• Vote on proposed FY2026 tax rate of $0.5135 per $100 valuation
• Adopt FY2025‑2026 budget for the Seguin Economic Development Corporation
• Zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial for 900 blk of IH 10 W., Property ID 51493 (ZC 17‑25)
• Authorize Change Orders No. 1‑3 with D&D Contractors, Inc. for North Heideke Street Drainage Improvement Project, total $31,289.14
• Resolution to acquire 3.39‑acre permanent and 2.307‑acre temporary utility easements for water transmission lines along FM 466

The council adopted several consent‑agenda items, including the repeal of two old ordinances and a zoning change that converts the 900 BLK of IH 10 W. (Property ID 51493) from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial. It also approved a resolution releasing a Birdwell property from the city’s extraterritorial jurisdiction, authorized $31,289.14 in change orders for the North Heideke Street drainage project, and moved the October 2025 council meeting to October 6. Additionally, council members placed a FY26 tax‑rate proposal on a future agenda, adopted the Seguin Economic Development Corporation FY26 budget, and approved a fee‑schedule amendment for the library and parks.

• Approved zoning change ZC 17-25 (A‑R to C) for 900 BLK of IH 10 W. (8‑0)
• Adopted ordinance repealing Ordinance No. 07-101 and 2001‑69 (8‑0)
• Approved resolution releasing Birdwell property from ETJ (8‑0)
• Authorized change orders $31,289.14 for North Heideke Street Drainage Improvement (8‑0)
• Approved moving the October 2025 council meeting to Monday, Oct 6 (8‑0)
• Placed FY26 tax‑rate proposal $.5135 per $100 valuation on a future agenda (8‑0)
• Adopted FY26 budget for Seguin Economic Development Corporation (8‑0)
• Approved fee‑schedule amendment for library and parks, including golf fees (8‑0)

City Council

The council will hear updates on the City of Seguin Drainage Master Plan and the Transportation + Mobility Master Plan. City Manager Steve Parker and Finance Director Susan Caddell will present the FY2026 budget for the General Fund, Debt Service Fund, Special Revenue Fund, and Utility Fund. The meeting will include a FY2026 budget workshop covering those funds. No other items are scheduled for action.

• Presentation of FY2026 City of Seguin Budgets (General Fund, Debt Service Fund, Special Revenue Fund, Utility Fund)
• Presentation and update on the City of Seguin Drainage Master Plan
• Presentation and update on the City of Seguin Transportation + Mobility Master Plan
• FY2026 Budget Workshop for General Fund, Debt Service, Special Revenue, and Utility Fund
• Resident hearing (limited to five minutes per speaker)

The council heard updates on the Transportation + Mobility Master Plan, the Drainage Master Plan, and the FY2026 budget. No votes were recorded for the budget proposals. The council adopted a Stormwater Management Fee of $3 per household.

• Adopted $3 per household Stormwater Management Fee (no vote tally recorded)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss a zoning change for a property on FM 725. The body will also consider a plat variance for the Alfinez Subdivision.

• Zoning change request from Single-Family Residential (R-2) to Public (P) for the 15000 block of FM 725 (ZC 18-25)
• Plat variance request for a Re-Plat for Alfinez Subdivision, Property ID 13690 (PC1024-0075)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation Board will consider a resolution to create Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 2 and authorize a professional services contract with Pettit & Ayala Consulting. They will also review the draft final report of the Industrial Real Estate Feasibility Study and consider approving the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. The board will hold a closed session to discuss real property and economic development negotiations for the TSTC Future Campus Project, Project Vaquero, and Project Vast, with possible action afterward.

• Resolution authorizing a professional services contract with Pettit & Ayala Consulting for creation of TIRZ No. 2
• Presentation and possible approval of the Fiscal Year 2026 SEDC Budget
• Presentation and discussion on the draft final report for the Industrial Real Estate Feasibility Study
• Closed session to discuss real property (TSTC Future Campus) and economic development incentives (Project Vaquero, Project Vast)
• Possible action on TSTC Future Campus, Project Vast, and/or Project Vaquero after closed session

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider second readings of ordinances adjusting electric, water, and wastewater rates, along with multiple consent agenda items. Action items include a zoning change, fee schedule updates, and a $2.38 million change order for the Rudeloff Road Phase I project. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property acquisition for several infrastructure projects.

• Ordinances on second reading to amend electric, water, and wastewater rate schedules
• Public hearing and first reading for zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial at 900 BLK IH 10 W
• Change Order No. 1 for Rudeloff Road Phase I project in the amount of $2,379,015.16
• Professional Services Agreement with Hunden Partners for $95,000 to create a Tourism Master Plan
• Resolution authorizing $399,604 professional services agreement for Walnut Springs Channel Stabilization Project

The council approved a zoning change converting a 2‑acre portion of the 900 block of IH‑10 West from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial (8‑0 vote). It adopted ordinances updating electric and water/wastewater fee schedules. Several utility resolutions were approved, including purchases of transformers, a Broce Broom for $82,633, and emergency generators. The council also authorized a downtown street closure on October 4, 2025.

• Approved zoning change (Agricultural Ranch to Commercial) for 2‑acre IH‑10 parcel (8‑0)
• Adopted ordinance amending electric rate fee schedules (Enactment No: 2025‑039)
• Adopted ordinance amending water and wastewater rate fee schedules (Enactment No: 2025‑040)
• Approved resolution amending phase 2 outage‑management software (Enactment No: 2025R‑153)
• Approved purchase of six pad‑mount transformers for utilities (Enactment No: 2025R‑154)
• Approved purchase of Broce Broom RCT‑350 for $82,633 (Enactment No: 2025‑445)
• Approved purchase of emergency generators for sanitary sewer lift stations (Enactment No: 2025R‑156)
• Authorized downtown street closure (100‑200 blocks W. Gonzales & North Camp) Oct 4, 2025 (Enactment No: 2025‑444)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of a possible quorum for the Seguin Economic Development Corporation. Board members may attend a membership luncheon on August 5, 2025. No action will be taken.

City Council

This is a workshop, not a regular business meeting. The council will discuss long-term priorities including growth, quality of life, economic development, transportation, housing, and infrastructure to guide staff planning. No decisions or votes are scheduled.

• Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Visioning Workshop covering topics such as Growth, Quality of Life, Economic Development, Transportation, Community Partnerships, Future Infrastructure, Workforce Development, Housing, and Core Services

City Council

The Seguin City Council may be in attendance at the second community meeting regarding the Transportation + Mobility Action Plan. The document states that no action will be taken at this gathering.

• Transportation + Mobility Action Plan Community Meeting #2

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider a voluntary annexation of 116 acres, amendments to utility rate schedules, and funding for water and sewer projects. The meeting also includes resolutions for emergency street repairs and a new wastewater pipeline.

• Voluntary annexation of 116.62 acres along FM 467
• Amendments to electric, water, and wastewater rate schedules
• Contract amendment with BGE, Inc. for Rudeloff Road Phase II surveying ($116,000)
• Resolution awarding pipeline construction contract to Guerra Underground, LLC
• Emergency repair of a 84-inch storm sewer pipe on Nolan Street

The council approved Ordinance 25-404 on first reading, recommending a 6% increase that raises the average residential electric bill from $110.07 to $116.45 per month. The motion passed with seven ayes and no nays; Councilmember Paul Gaytan was excused. No other substantive actions were decided at this meeting.

• Approved Ordinance 25-404 (6% electric rate increase) – vote 7-0, 1 excused

City Council

The City Council will attend a neighborhood meeting regarding the Sutherland Springs Road closure. The agenda states that no action will be taken during this meeting.

• Sutherland Springs Road Closure Neighborhood Meeting

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation board will approve minutes from the May 15 meeting and the financial report as of May 31, 2025. Members will present and discuss the FY 2026 SEDC budget. A professional services contract with Pettit & Ayala Consulting for the creation of Seguin Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) No. 2 will be considered. A closed session will deliberate real‑property and economic‑development negotiations for the TSTC Future Campus Project and Project Vaquero.

• Approval of minutes from the May 15, 2025 SEDC regular meeting
• Approval of the SEDC financial report as of May 31, 2025
• Presentation and discussion of the FY 2026 SEDC budget
• Professional services contract with Pettit & Ayala Consulting to create Seguin TIRZ No. 2
• Closed‑session deliberation on TSTC Future Campus Project and Project Vaquero

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider action on three items: a specific use permit for a contractor's storage/equipment yard at 3654 IH 10 W, a zoning change from Commercial to Light Industrial at 3880 IH 10 W, and a zoning change from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial at the 900 block of IH 10 W. The meeting also includes approval of the June 10, 2025 minutes.

• Specific Use Permit (SUP 05-25) for contractor's storage/equipment yard at 3654 IH 10 W in a Commercial district
• Zoning change (ZC 16-25) from Commercial to Light Industrial at 3880 IH 10 W
• Zoning change (ZC 17-25) from Agricultural Ranch to Commercial at 900 BLK IH 10 W
• Approval of June 10, 2025 meeting minutes

City Council

This document is a notice that members of the City Council may attend a Utility Committee Meeting on July 8, 2025. The notice states that no action will be taken during this meeting.

• Utility Committee Meeting at 3027 N. Austin St.

City Council

The council will consider a resolution authorizing up to $1,760,000 for design, purchase, and installation of a new HVAC system at the Seguin Event Center Coliseum. Other items include a lease‑purchase agreement to finance police vehicles, a purchase of two Chevrolet Silverado trucks for $111,412 for the Planning & Codes Department, and ordinance and zoning actions affecting housing development. All items are listed on the July 1, 2025 agenda and are eligible for discussion and action.

• Resolution authorizing up to $1,760,000 contract with Texas Chiller Systems for Event Center HVAC replacement (Resolution 25-380).
• Resolution authorizing purchase of two 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 trucks for $111,412 for Planning & Codes (Resolution 25-386).
• Resolution approving a lease‑purchase agreement with Government Capital Corporation to finance police vehicles (Resolution 25-392).
• Ordinance on first reading to amend accessory dwelling unit provisions in the Unified Development Code (Item 25-369).
• Zoning designation to Single Family Residential (R‑2) for a 116.62‑acre property at the 1300 Block of FM 467 (Item 14-25).

The council approved the accessory dwelling unit ordinance on first reading with an 8‑0 vote. The consent agenda items were also approved, including a $111,412 truck purchase, a grant for additional license‑plate‑reader cameras, and an elevator modernization contract. All approvals passed unanimously (8‑0). No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved accessory dwelling unit ordinance (first reading, 8‑0)
• Approved purchase of two 2025 Chevrolet Silverado trucks for Planning & Codes ($111,412, 8‑0)
• Approved grant for additional license‑plate‑reader cameras for Police Department (8‑0)
• Authorized City Manager to contract Southwest Elevator for City Hall elevator modernization (8‑0)
• Authorized rejection of RFQ AF‑2025‑46 and issuance of new RFQ for 5‑Bay Apparatus Enclosure (8‑0)
• Approved resolution awarding bids for electric utility wire purchase (8‑0)
• Approved board and commission appointments (Construction Board of Adjustments and Appeals; Regional Workforce Education Alliance, 8‑0)
• Acknowledged Check Report for June 14‑27, 2025 (8‑0)

City Council

The City Council will hear a presentation on proposed short-term rental regulations and may give direction to staff. Action items include a resolution to spend $714,320 on an inclusive playground at Manuel C. Castilla Park, a public hearing on permanently closing a portion of Williams Street, and a resolution authorizing a COPS Hiring grant application for six school resource officers. Consent agenda items include a zoning change at 822 N. Austin St. and a resolution for the Lily Springs Apartments transaction through the Public Finance Corporation.

• Presentation on proposed short-term rental regulations (item 6c)
• Resolution for $714,320 inclusive playground at Manuel C. Castilla Park (8a)
• Public hearing and resolution to permanently close a portion of Williams Street (8b)
• Ordinance on second reading to rezone 822 N. Austin St. from Commercial to Single-Family Residential (7h)
• Resolution authorizing COPS Hiring grant application for 6 School Resource Officer positions (7f)

The council approved a resolution authorizing the Lily Springs Apartments multifamily workforce‑housing transaction, including land purchase and lease agreements. It also approved a $714,320.09 purchase and installation of an inclusive playground and fitness stations at Manuel C. Castilla Park. Both resolutions passed unanimously with seven ayes and no nays.

• Approved Lily Springs Apartments housing transaction (7‑0)
• Approved $714,320.09 inclusive playground at Manuel C. Castilla Park (7‑0)
• Moved agenda item 8a to be considered before item 6b (procedural)
• Recessed regular council meeting to convene Seguin Public Facility Corporation meeting (procedural)
• Adjourned Seguin Public Facility Corporation meeting and reconvened regular council meeting (procedural)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on a zoning request for a large property on FM 467. The body will also discuss amendments to the Unified Development Code regarding short-term rentals and accessory dwelling units.

• Zoning request for Single Family Residential (R-2) for 116.62 acres at the 1300 Block of FM 467
• Proposed UDC amendments to add 'short term rental' as a new use and definition
• Proposed UDC amendments to the 'accessory dwelling' use provisions and definition

Regional Workforce Education Alliance

The Regional Workforce Education Alliance will discuss and elect its Chair and Vice‑Chair for two‑year terms ending April 2027. The meeting will also review next steps for the Facility Naming & Signage Committee and the Workforce & ISDs Committee. Partner organizations, including ISDs, TSTC, and the Chamber of Commerce, will provide updates.

• Election of RWEA Chair (New 25‑725 Braunfels) and Vice‑Chair (Seguin) for terms through April 2027
• Discussion of next steps for the Facility Naming & Signage Committee
• Discussion of next steps for the Workforce & ISDs Committee
• Partner reports from ISDs, TSTC, FAME Lone Star Chapter, NLC at NB, Chamber of Commerce, industries, and cities

City Council

This document is a notice that members of the Seguin City Council may attend a Guadalupe County Public Meeting on June 5, 2025. The notice states that no action will be taken by the City Council.

• Attendance at Guadalupe County Public Meeting at Seguin Public Library

City Council

The City Council will discuss the voluntary annexation of land along FM 467 and a zoning change on N. Austin St. The body is also considering the installation of all-way stops at two intersections and various economic development agreements.

• Voluntary annexation of approximately 116.62 acres along the 1300 Blk of FM 467
• Zoning change from Commercial (C) to Single-Family Residential (R-1) at 822 N. Austin St.
• Proposed all-way stops at Pronghorn Trail and Desert Willow, and Peach Street and Palm Street
• Change order of $13,058 for remote control systems at Central Park downtown restrooms
• Resolution for the acquisition and renovation of 216 E. College Street for the Guadalupe Appraisal District

The council approved the May 20 minutes, a check report, a $13,058 change order for downtown restroom controls, and the auction of excess vehicles. It also adopted two ordinances: one updating the fee schedule (Enactment No. 25‑031) and another amending Chapter 18 building regulations (Enactment No. 25‑032). All consent‑agenda items passed with a 7‑0 vote.

• Approved May 20, 2025 minutes (7‑0)
• Acknowledged May 17‑30 check report (7‑0)
• Approved Change Order CO24788‑01 for $13,058 restroom system upgrade (7‑0)
• Approved auction of excess vehicles and equipment (7‑0)
• Adopted ordinance updating fee schedule, Appendix C (Enactment No 25‑031) (7‑0)
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter 18 building regulations (Enactment No 25‑032) (7‑0)

City Council

The City Council will discuss updating sign regulations in the Unified Development Code and adopting 2021 International Building Codes. The body is also considering six different zoning changes and several infrastructure contracts.

• Proposed addition of Chapter 6 - Sign Regulations to the Unified Development Code
• Bid of $288,043.69 to D & D Contractors, Inc. for CH Matthies Jr. Drive Reconstruction
• Contract amendment of $109,856.02 with SSC Signs and Lighting for Wayfinding Signs
• Six zoning change requests including properties at 218 N Vaughan Ave and 3511 N. Austin St
• Public hearing on adding Grading Permit Fees to the City Fee Schedule

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included routine items and authorizations for a $91,442.50 change order, a $64,361 irrigation pump, and a $67,790 PowerLoad system purchase. It adopted several zoning changes for properties on Vaughan Avenue, Austin Street, Tabernacle Street, and the State Hwy 123/Timmermann Rd intersection. The council also adopted, by a 7‑1 vote, amendments to the city’s sign ordinance, updating limits for decorative flags, banners, feather and ground signs, portable signs, and real‑estate signs.

• Approved Consent Agenda unanimously (8‑0)
• Authorized Change Order Nos. 4‑6 with E‑Z Bel Construction for $91,442.50 (Lawson Street Reconstruction)
• Approved purchase and installation of irrigation pump for Starcke Park Golf Course for $64,361
• Approved purchase of PowerLoad System and PowerPro Cot for $67,790
• Adopted ordinance restricting parking on Tampico St, Lawson St, and CH Matthies Jr Drive
• Adopted sign ordinance amendments (Ordinance 2025‑021) with vote 7‑1
• Adopted zoning change from R‑1 to C at 218 N Vaughan Ave (ZC 05‑25)
• Adopted zoning change from S‑R to C at 3511 N Austin St (ZC 06‑25)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of possible quorum for the Seguin Economic Development Corporation board attending a Government Industry Tour at CMC Steel Texas. No formal action will be taken during the event.

• No action items on the agenda

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation Board will vote on a settlement agreement with Yukon Venture Partners involving a temporary construction easement, and approve the first amendment to a performance agreement with Aceroteca Metals. The board also considers a fiscal year 2024-2025 budget amendment. A closed session is scheduled to discuss real property for the TSTC Future Campus Project and economic development negotiations for Project Vaquero.

• Resolution approving Settlement Agreement with Yukon Venture Partners, LLC for a Temporary Construction Easement
• Resolution approving First Amendment to Performance Agreement with Aceroteca Metals, LLC
• Resolution amending the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 SEDC Budget
• Closed session under Texas Government Code for TSTC Future Campus Project (real property) and Project Vaquero (economic development negotiations)
• Presentation and approval of SEDC Financial Report and Investment Report for 2nd Quarter FY2025

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and may take action on three requests: a Specific Use Permit for a battery energy storage facility in an Industrial district at the 1500 block of N. Guadalupe St.; a zoning change from Commercial to Single‑Family Residential at 822 N. Austin St.; and a plat variance for lot‑depth standards in the J.H. Flores Subdivision, Block 50 Replat. The meeting will also include a presentation of first‑quarter plat reports.

• SUP 04-25: Specific Use Permit for a Battery Energy Storage Facility, 1500 blk N. Guadalupe St.
• ZC 13-25: Zoning change request from Commercial (C) to Single‑Family Residential (R‑1) at 822 N. Austin St.
• PV 01-25: Plat variance request for lot depth standards in J.H. Flores Subdivision, Block 50 Replat
• Presentation of first‑quarter final plat reports (Arroyo Ranch Phase V, Waters Edge Unit 5)
• Approval of April 8, 2025 Planning and Zoning Commission minutes

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hold public hearings and vote on a Development Agreement for the Walnut Springs Planned Unit Development, a $1.96 million contract for Guadalupe Street reconstruction, and multiple zoning changes on first reading. The consent agenda includes purchases of a Frazer Type I ambulance, two F-150 pickups, a grapple truck, a skid steer, and other equipment. A closed session is scheduled for economic development negotiations and property discussions.

• Development Agreement for Walnut Springs PUD at Huber Road and Rudeloff Road
• $1,956,321.88 contract with Pape-Dawson Engineers for Guadalupe Street Reconstruction
• Public hearing and first reading of ordinance for tax incentives nominating Caterpillar Inc. as Enterprise Zone Project
• Public hearing and first reading for zoning change at 218 N Vaughan Ave from R-1 to Commercial
• Public hearing and first reading for zoning change at 3511 N Austin St from S-R to Commercial

The council authorized the City Manager to execute a Development Agreement for the Walnut Springs Planned Unit Development. It also approved several procurement resolutions for fire, public works, and capital equipment, each passing unanimously. All consent agenda items were adopted with an 8‑0 vote.

• Approved Resolution 25-295 authorizing purchase of two F150 pickups via TIPPs cooperative (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-283 authorizing purchase of a Frazer Type I ambulance (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-275 authorizing purchase of a 32' gooseneck flatbed trailer for $62,000 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-271 authorizing purchase of a 2026 Ford F750 grapple truck for $264,561 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-272 authorizing purchase of a 2024 John Deere 330P for $83,988 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-289 authorizing purchase of a 2025 Dodge Ram service truck for $122,990 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-292 authorizing purchase of a 2025 Ford F-150 for $54,451 (8-0)
• Approved Resolution 25-273 authorizing $199,500 payment to Maguire Iron for water‑tank maintenance (8-0)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of possible quorum for the Seguin Economic Development Corporation board to attend the TX FAME Lone Star Chapter Inaugural Cohort Graduation. No official action will be taken at the event.

• Notice of possible quorum only; no decisions or discussions scheduled.

City Council

This is a notice that a quorum of the Seguin City Council may be present at the Texas Fame Lone Star Chapter Graduation Celebration on May 2, 2025. No official business will be conducted—no votes or decisions will occur.

• No action will be taken; purely a notice of possible quorum

City Council

The City Council will vote on multiple procurement resolutions, including a contract of up to $330,000 for ten outdoor warning sirens and a purchase of a Quick Attack brush truck. It will also consider zoning changes for 805 N. Olive St. and 905 W. Court St., and adopt ordinances updating sign regulations and creating new no‑parking zones. Additional items include a grant application for a police speed‑radar trailer and contracts for library AV equipment and utility infrastructure.

• Resolution authorizing purchase of 10 outdoor warning sirens (up to $330,000) – Fire/EMS
• Resolution authorizing purchase of a Quick Attack brush truck on a Ford F450 chassis – Fire/EMS
• Resolution authorizing two electric utility vehicles: $55,056.50 for Unit 408 replacement and $71,959.00 for an additional service vehicle
• Ordinance (second reading) to rezone 805 N. Olive St. from Single Family Residential (R‑1) to Duplex High Density (DP‑2)
• Ordinance (second reading) to amend Unified Development Code Chapter 6 – new sign regulations and fee schedule

The council adopted a zoning change converting 805 N. Olive St. to Duplex High Density and another converting 905 W. Court St. to Neighborhood Commercial. It also approved a consent agenda and several resolutions authorizing purchases of a brush truck, utility vehicles, a police grant application, and library audio/video equipment. All actions were recorded as approved by the council.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, check report, etc.) – vote 8-0
• Approved RES 2025R-086 – purchase of Quick Attack brush truck
• Approved RES 2025R-087 – purchase of two Electric Utilities vehicles ($55,056.50 and $71,959.00)
• Approved RES 2025R-088 – purchase of two Water Utilities vehicles ($76,686 each)
• Approved RES 2025R-089 – submission of police grant for speed radar trailer
• Approved RES 2025R-090 – purchase of $155,792.77 library audio/video equipment
• Adopted zoning change to Duplex High Density (DP-2) at 805 N. Olive St. (ORD 2025-021)
• Adopted zoning change to Neighborhood Commercial at 905 W. Court St. (ORD 2025-022)

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider action on a Specific Use Permit for a large outdoor entertainment venue at 225 N. Saunders St. and eight zoning change requests. Properties include conversions to commercial, residential, and multi-family uses at locations such as 218 N. Vaughn Ave., 3511 N. Austin St., 902 N. Austin St., the 700 block of Jefferson Ave., W. Court St., 1022 Tabernacle St., and the SE Corner of State Hwy 123 & Timmermann Rd. The meeting also includes approval of minutes from March 11, 2025.

• Specific Use Permit for outdoor entertainment venue (large) at 225 N. Saunders St.
• Zoning change from R-1 to Commercial at 218 N. Vaughn Ave.
• Zoning change from S-R to Commercial at 3511 N. Austin St.
• Zoning change from R-1 to Neighborhood Commercial at 902 N. Austin St.
• Zoning change from Public to Multi-Family Low Density on 700 block Jefferson Ave.

City Council

The City Council and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board are holding a joint workshop to review the findings of a feasibility study and visioning for a possible Recreation and Aquatics Center. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion-only session.

• Review of feasibility study and visioning for a potential Recreation and Aquatics Center

The City Council and Parks and Recreation Commission reviewed the feasibility study and visioning report for a possible recreation and aquatics center. No public comments were received. The council directed staff to have Brinkley Sergeant present three concept options (good, better, best) and indicated the commission may request a pro forma for the preferred concept. No formal vote was taken.

• Directed staff to have Brinkley Sergeant present three concept options for a recreation center

Regional Workforce Education Alliance

The Central Texas Technology Center Advisory Board will consider approving a proposed mission and vision, as well as edits to its bylaws including a committee name change, with recommendations to advance to New Braunfels and Seguin City Councils. The board will also discuss postponing officer elections to June 2025. Committee updates on facility naming and workforce partnerships are scheduled.

• Discussion and possible action to approve proposed mission and vision of the Central Texas Technology Center Advisory Board
• Discussion and possible action to approve edits to bylaws, change committee name, and advance recommendations to city councils
• Discussion and possible action to postpone officer elections to the June 2025 regular meeting
• Update from Facility Naming & Signage Committee
• Update from Workforce & ISDs Committee

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation posted a notice that a quorum may be present for a Government Industry Tour at Premium Waters, 2411 Crossroads Blvd., on Friday, April 4, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. No formal action will be taken at this meeting.

• Government Industry Tour (GIT) at Premium Waters, 2411 Crossroads Blvd., scheduled 9:00 AM–11:00 AM
• Notice of possible quorum posted at the Municipal Building, 210 E. Gonzales Street on April 1, 2025

City Council

The City of Seguin posted a notice indicating the City Council may be in attendance at a separate event on April 3, 2025. No official action is scheduled to be taken at this meeting.

• Notice of possible City Council quorum at Utility Operations Center
• Event: City of Seguin Citizens University
• Event: High Tech & Getting Involved (IT/GIS/City Secretary/Graduation)
• No action will be taken at this meeting

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hold public hearings and first readings for two zoning changes (805 N. Olive St. and 905 W. Court St.) and a new sign ordinance replacing current regulations. The consent agenda includes budget amendments, historic tax exemptions, and professional service agreements. Closed session will discuss property acquisitions for utility easements, with possible condemnation action afterward.

• Public hearing and first reading on zoning change from R-1 to DP-2 at 805 N. Olive St.
• Public hearing and first reading on zoning change from C/R-1 to NC at 905 W. Court St.
• Public hearing and first reading on new Chapter 6 sign regulations replacing current code.
• Resolution to purchase two vehicles for Water Utilities at $76,686 each.
• Closed session and possible condemnation for utility easements along FM 20 and Gateshead Drive.

The council adopted the FY 2025 General Fund, Utility Fund, Special Revenue Fund, and Debt Service Fund budgets. It approved two zoning changes: 805 N. Olive St. to duplex high‑density (7‑1) and 905 W. Court St. to neighborhood commercial (8‑0). Several service contracts were authorized, including a $70,212.93 audio‑equipment purchase for the Coliseum and an $85,000 engineering agreement. All items were passed on the consent agenda.

• Approved Ordinance ORD 2025-015 (FY2025 General Fund Budget) (consent agenda)
• Approved Ordinance ORD 2025-016 (FY2025 Utility Fund Budget) (consent agenda)
• Approved Ordinance ORD 2025-014 amending Code of Ordinances sections 131‑132 (consent agenda)
• Approved Resolution RES 2025R-077 for $70,212.93 audio equipment purchase for Seguin Coliseum
• Approved Resolution RES 2025R-078 for $85,000 professional services agreement with TRC Engineers
• Approved Resolution RES 2025R-079 for purchase of two Water Utilities vehicles ($76,686 each)
• Approved Zoning change ZC 02-25: 805 N. Olive St. rezoned to Duplex High Density (7‑1)
• Approved Zoning change ZC 04-25: 905 W. Court St. rezoned to Neighborhood Commercial (8‑0)

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular council meeting. Council members may attend a Citizens University tour and a Tourism, Main Street & SSLGC meeting. The notice explicitly states no action will be taken.

• Notice of possible quorum for Citizens University tour
• Notice of possible quorum for Tourism, Main Street & SSLGC meeting
• Explicitly states no action will be taken

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for a Citizens University session titled 'Show Me the Money (Finance & Municipal Court)'. The session is informational only; no official action will be taken by the City Council.

• Citizens University session on finance and municipal court (6:00 PM, Council Chambers)

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider approving mid-year budget amendments for the General, Utility, Special Revenue, and Debt Service funds. The agenda includes authorizing construction contracts for the Guadalupe Street GLO Drainage Project and various sidewalk and street reconstruction projects.

• Guadalupe Street GLO Drainage Project contract ($10.8M)
• FY25 Budget amendments for General, Utility, Special Revenue, and Debt Service funds
• Lawson Street Reconstruction change orders ($210K)
• Public Sidewalk Repairs project contract ($206K)
• Library furniture and shelving upgrade ($100K)

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will review financial reports and a budget amendment. The board is considering a loan agreement with Government Capital and the purchase of real property in Guadalupe County.

• Loan Agreement with Government Capital for $7,484,381.86
• Real Estate Contract for approximately 133 acres at the southeast corner of Cordova Road and SH 46
• Resolution to amend the Fiscal Year 2024-2025 SEDC Budget
• Annual Audit for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
• Closed session regarding Aceroteca Metals, LLC, Project High Tech, and Project Bahn Blitzen

City Council

The Seguin City Council posted a Notice of Possible Quorum on March 7, 2025 at the Municipal Building. The notice informs the public that the council may be in attendance at the upcoming meeting on March 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM. No action will be taken at this meeting.

• Notice of Possible Quorum posted March 7, 2025 at 2:45 PM
• Meeting scheduled for March 13, 2025, 6:00 PM at Municipal Court Chambers, 660 S. State Hwy 46

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings and consider actions on several development requests. Items include specific use permits for auto servicing at 420 N. Austin St. and an automotive collision and restoration facility at 417 N. Camp St. The commission will also review a zoning change from Single Family Residential to Duplex High Density at 805 N. Olive St., and a change from Commercial and Single‑Family Residential to Neighborhood Commercial at 905 W. Court St. Additionally, the commission will discuss adding Chapter 6 sign regulations to the Unified Development Code, replacing the current Chapter 82 sign rules.

• Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for Auto Servicing, 420 N. Austin St. (Property ID 13522)
• Public hearing on Specific Use Permit for automotive collision and restoration facility, 417 N. Camp St. (Property ID 13519)
• Public hearing on zoning change from Single Family Residential (R‑1) to Duplex High Density (DP‑2) at 805 N. Olive St. (Property ID 16480)
• Public hearing on zoning change from Commercial (C) and Single‑Family Residential (R‑1) to Neighborhood Commercial at 905 W. Court St. (Property ID 46106)
• Public hearing on proposed addition of Chapter 6 Sign Regulations to the Unified Development Code

City Council

The City Council posted a Notice of Possible Quorum for a New Councilmember Orientation on March 6, 2025, from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM at the Utilities Operations Center, 3027 N. Austin St. The notice states that no council action will be taken at this meeting. This is the only item on the agenda.

• Notice of Possible Quorum for New Councilmember Orientation, Part 2 – 8:30 AM–5:00 PM, Utilities Operations Center, 3027 N. Austin St.

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for the Seguin City Council attending the Citizens University "Recreation and Reading" event. No official action will be taken at this gathering.

City Council

The City Council will consider awarding a $1,379,556.66 construction contract for the Mays Creek GLO Phase I Drainage Project. The consent agenda includes approval of financial reports, grant applications for hazard mitigation along Walnut Branch Channel and rehabilitation of the Seguin Activity Center, and an ordinance updating standards of care for youth recreation programs. Action items also cover an emergency pipe replacement on Continental Drive, a new modular building for IT, and updates to the Water and Wastewater Master Plan. Council will discuss downtown economic development incentives for two properties: The 1908 at 100 East Court ($35,000 incentive) and The Canopy at 113 South Camp ($50,000 incentive).

• Resolution awarding $1,379,556.66 to D&D Contractors, Inc. for Mays Creek GLO Phase I Drainage Project
• Resolution awarding $157,976.46 to D&D Sitework & Utilities for Continental Drive Emergency Pipe Replacement
• Resolution authorizing purchase and installation of a new 30' x 60' modular building for IT at Utility Operation Center
• Resolution authorizing professional services contract with Freese and Nichols for updating 2022 Water and Wastewater Master Plan capital projects
• Discussion on downtown economic development incentives: $35,000 for The 1908 at 100 East Court and $50,000 for The Canopy at 113 South Camp

City Council

The Seguin City Council will attend a presentation on paving and capital projects but will not take any action.

• City Council to attend 'Paving the Way' presentation
• No action to be taken during the meeting
• Notice of possible quorum posted for February 27, 2025

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. The Seguin City Council may attend the Citizens University event hosted by Community Development, but no action will be taken. The agenda is purely procedural.

• Notice of Possible Quorum for Citizens University event
• No action will be taken

City Council

The City Council will hold second readings on zoning changes for multiple properties, including converting a multi-family site to commercial on SH 46 and two residential lots on Preston Dr. to commercial, and a parcel on N Guadalupe St. to public use. The council will also consider a bond resolution for regional water supply improvements, authorize condemnation proceedings for utility easements on several projects, and discuss the city manager's annual evaluation in closed session. A presentation on livestock space and fence requirements may lead to future policy direction.

• Zoning change (ZC 26-24): 2600-2700 block of SH 46 N from MF-3 to Commercial
• Zoning changes (ZC 27-24, ZC 28-24): 208 Preston Dr. and Preston Dr. from R-1 to Commercial
• Zoning change (ZC 29-24): 2600-3000 block of N Guadalupe St. from Commercial/Agricultural to Public
• Resolution authorizing bond issuance for Schertz/Seguin Local Government Corporation water supply improvements
• Public hearing on first reading to amend youth recreation program standards of care

Regional Workforce Education Alliance

The Central Texas Technology Center Advisory Board will continue discussing and potentially approve its proposed mission and vision. The board will also discuss existing bylaws and receive updates from committees on facility naming and workforce partnerships. Reports from local school districts, colleges, and chambers will be presented.

• Continued discussion on mission, vision, and future of the advisory board
• Possible action to approve the proposed mission and vision
• Discussion on existing advisory board bylaws
• Update from the Facility Naming & Signage Committee
• Reports from ISDs, TSTC, FAME, Alamo College/NLC, Chamber, Cities

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation board will review a financing plan that may use sales‑tax revenue bonds for a land acquisition. It will also consider a financing proposal from Government Capital Corporation for the same project. A closed‑session will address real‑property negotiations and legal advice on the Economic Development Performance Agreement with Yukon Venture Partners, LLC.

• Discussion on financing a land acquisition project possibly using sales‑tax revenue bonds
• Discussion on a financing proposal from Government Capital Corporation for the land acquisition project
• Closed session to deliberate real‑property purchase, exchange, lease, or value
• Closed session for attorney consultation on the Economic Development Performance Agreement with Yukon Venture Partners, LLC
• Possible discussion and action on Project High Tech and/or Yukon Cold Storage

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a zoning change from Public (P) to Multi-family Medium Density (MF-2) for a property in the 700 block of Jefferson Avenue. They will also receive a presentation on 2024 commission cases and hold a presentation, discussion, and public hearing on proposed new sign regulations to replace current rules in the city code.

• Public hearing on zoning change (ZC 01-25) for 700 block Jefferson Avenue from Public to MF-2
• Presentation of 2024 Planning and Zoning Commission cases
• Presentation, discussion and public hearing on proposed Chapter 6 – Sign Regulations in the Unified Development Code
• Approval of January 14, 2025 meeting minutes

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of possible quorum, not a regular meeting. The Seguin Economic Development Corporation Board of Directors may attend the San Antonio Business Journal's Guadalupe County Growth Summit on February 11, 2025. No action will be taken at the event.

• Notice of possible quorum for Guadalupe County Growth Summit at Seguin Coliseum, 950 S Austin St.

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for the Seguin City Council at the San Antonio Business Journals' Guadalupe County Growth Summit. No official action will be taken at this event; it is solely for attendance and information.

• No actionable items; meeting is a notice of possible quorum at a growth summit

City Council

The City Council posted a notice that it may be in attendance at the Aceroteca Metals BBQ & Open House on Friday, February 7, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM at 1000 E. Seidemann St. No formal action will be taken at this meeting regarding the event.

• Notice of possible quorum for Council attendance at Aceroteca Metals BBQ & Open House
• Event scheduled Friday, Feb 7, 2025, 11 AM‑4 PM at 1000 E. Seidemann St.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

This is a notice of a possible quorum of the Seguin Economic Development Corporation board at the Aceroteca Metals BBQ & Open House. No action will be taken at this event.

• Aceroteca Metals BBQ & Open House at 1000 E. Seidemann St., February 7, 2025, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
• Explicitly stated that no action will be taken

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider several items, including an ordinance to amend the Unified Development Code (UDC) Chapter 5, Section 5.4. The council will also hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the sidewalk fee‑in‑lie schedule in Appendix C of the Code of Ordinances. Four zoning change proposals will be presented for first‑reading ordinances affecting properties on State Highway 46 North, Preston Drive, and N Guadalupe Street. Additional resolutions will authorize contracts for professional services related to the municipal storm sewer system, the Cordova Road electric easement, and a $30,000 service proposal to Halff & Associates.

• 25-043: Ordinance (first reading) amending UDC Chapter 5, Section 5.4.
• 25-044: Public hearing on amendment to sidewalk fee‑in‑lie schedule (Appendix C).
• ZC 26‑24, 27‑24, 28‑24, 29‑24: Public hearings on zoning changes from residential/multi‑family to commercial or public uses on State Highway 46 N, Preston Dr., and N Guadalupe St.
• 25-058: Resolution authorizing $30,000 additional services to Halff & Associates for MS4 permitting.
• 25-052: Resolution authorizing $71,520 additional services to Pape‑Dawson Engineers for utility easement and illumination design for the Cordova Road Project.

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for the City Council's attendance at the City of Seguin Citizens University event on January 30, 2025. The agenda explicitly states that no action will be taken. It is purely informational and procedural.

• Notice of possible quorum for Citizens University event
• No action will be taken at this gathering

City Council

This is a notice of possible quorum for a community meeting to showcase the updated Transportation + Mobility Master Plan. Attendees can view the draft Master Thoroughfare Plan Map and proposed improvements. No formal action will be taken by the City Council.

• Community meeting for Transportation + Mobility Master Plan (TMMP) on January 30, 2025
• Draft Master Thoroughfare Plan Map on display
• Proposed active transportation and intersection improvements
• New corridor proposals for growing city
• No action will be taken

Regional Workforce Education Alliance

The board will discuss the status, mission, and future of the Central Texas Technology Center. Members will review legislative priorities and employment conditions in Seguin, New Braunfels, Guadalupe County, and Comal County.

• Status update on the Central Texas Technology Center
• Legislative priorities from ISDs, TSTC, FAME LoneStar Chapter, Alamo College/NLC, and Chamber of Commerce
• Employment and growth conditions in New Braunfels, Seguin, Guadalupe County, and Comal County
• Update from the Facility Naming & Signage Committee
• Update from the Workforce and ISDs Committee

City Council

The Seguin City Council will hold a New Councilmember Orientation on January 24, 2025, at the Council Chambers. No action will be taken during this meeting.

• New Councilmember Orientation
• Notice of Possible Quorum
• Orientation at Council Chambers
• Meeting at 210 E. Gonzales St
• No action will be taken

City Council

The Seguin City Council is meeting for a training session at the Utility Operation Center. No official actions will be taken during this meeting.

• Training session at Utility Operation Center
• Notice of possible quorum posted
• Meeting location moved to Utility Operation Center

City Council

The city council will hold a public hearing and vote on creating the Walnut Springs Public Improvement District (PID) and related agreements. They will also consider awarding major construction contracts for the Groundwater Surface Water Loop Project and River Oak Wastewater Improvements. Several zoning and code changes, including adding outdoor entertainment venues and updating alcohol distance rules, are up for second reading.

• Public hearing and resolution to create Walnut Springs Public Improvement District
• Resolution awarding Groundwater Surface Water Loop Project construction to JM Pipeline, LLC
• Resolution awarding River Oak Wastewater Improvements Gravity Main to Qro Mex Construction Co.
• Ordinance on second reading to add 'Outdoor Entertainment Venues (Large and Small)' as a new use
• Zoning change from Agricultural Ranch and Public to Neighborhood Commercial on Huber Rd.

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The Seguin Economic Development Corporation will host a Commercial Real Estate and Economic Update Luncheon at the Seguin Coliseum. The SEDC Board of Directors is present but has no action items to consider.

• Commercial Real Estate and Economic Update Luncheon
• Notice of Possible Quorum
• No action items for the SEDC Board

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission will elect officers, then hold public hearings on two specific-use permits and four zoning-change requests. The main policy item is a proposed amendment to the Unified Development Code Section 5.4 that would adjust sidewalk width requirements based on road classification and improve trail connectivity. The commission may vote on all items after the hearings.

• Election of chair and vice-chair for 2025
• SUP 07-24: outside storage at 602 S State Highway 46 (Commercial zone)
• SUP 08-24: expansion of RV park at 4000 IH-10 W
• ZC 26-24 through ZC 28-24: three rezoning requests to Commercial (C) on State Highway 46 North and Preston Drive
• UDC Section 5.4 amendment to revise sidewalk widths by road classification

Seguin Economic Development Corporation

The SEDC Board will elect officers, approve minutes and a financial report, consider a Memorandum of Understanding with Texas State Technical College, and hear a financing proposal from Government Capital Corporation for a land acquisition project. The board will then enter closed session to discuss economic development negotiations for Project High Tech, Project Wheelhouse, Project Bahn Blitzen, and a performance agreement with Yukon Cold Storage, with possible action to follow.

• Election of SEDC Board officers
• Approval of financial report as of October 31, 2024
• Discussion and possible action on a Resolution for a Memorandum of Understanding with Texas State Technical College
• Presentation and discussion on a financing proposal from Government Capital Corporation for a land acquisition project
• Closed session to discuss economic development negotiations for Project High Tech, Project Wheelhouse, Project Bahn Blitzen, and Yukon Cold Storage performance agreement

City Council

The Seguin City Council will consider an ordinance to issue tax and limited pledge revenue certificates for financing city projects. It will also act on several resolutions authorizing contracts for downtown restroom site work, a Walnut Branch drainage project, and a utility engineering amendment. Additional items include budget amendments, zoning changes, and multiple grant applications.

• Ordinance 24-686 authorizing issuance of tax and limited pledge revenue certificates of obligation, Series 2025
• Resolution 24-689 authorizing $136,809.57 for site preparation and work on downtown restrooms in Central Park
• Resolution 24-674 awarding $2,906,995.95 to Ranger Excavating for Walnut Branch GLO Phase II Drainage Project
• Ordinance 24-688 amending the FY2025 Special Revenue Fund Budget
• Resolution 24-678 approving a $47,014 contract amendment with Trihydro for subsurface utility engineering