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Seguin council approves multiple purchases and permits engineering work; no-parking changes approved
Summary
Council approved several contracts and resolutions including no-parking zones on three streets, a Walnut Springs pedestrian-bridge engineering contract, pavement maintenance, utility equipment purchases and ten outdoor warning sirens. All items passed on voice votes.
Seguin City Council approved a package of routine but consequential items during its meeting, including no-parking designations for several streets, professional engineering for a pedestrian-bridge study, street maintenance work, utility equipment purchases and city sirens.
Why it matters: These approvals affect traffic and parking on narrow neighborhood streets, add engineering work to advance the city's planned Walnut Springs trail connections, maintain the city's pavement network and replenish electric utility inventory. The siren purchase expands outdoor warning coverage for severe weather and flood alerts.
No-parking ordinance (first reading): The council approved a first-reading ordinance authorizing no-parking zones on Tampico Street, C.H. Mathis Drive and portions of Lawson Street tied to truck movements and a Lawson Street improvement project. Melissa, a city presenter, told council the Tampico right-of-way is roughly 20 feet with a 19-foot…
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