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Court sets Dec. 16 public hearing for four-way stop at Lower Seguin and South Santa Clara
Summary
Following speed studies and accident counts, commissioners authorized publishing notice and set a Dec. 16 public hearing to consider installing stop signs to create a four-way stop at the Lower Seguin Road and South Santa Clara Road intersection. Commissioners discussed flashing vs. standard signs, rumble strips and message boards.
Guadalupe County commissioners set a public hearing for Dec. 16 to consider installing stop signs and related traffic treatments at the intersection of Lower Seguin Road and South Santa Clara Road.
Roads staff presented speed studies showing multiple accidents over three years and high speeds (top recorded speed up to 97 mph). Commissioners discussed whether to use standard signs or the more expensive solar‑powered flashing signs, the need to place message boards and rumble strips prior to implementation, and the potential for a future traffic signal as local development increases.
The court authorized staff to publish notice and set Dec. 16 as the public‑hearing date; staff said it will place message boards and rumble strips and return recommendations after public comment.
