Schertz City Council is scheduled to consider three road engineering proposals on Oct. 20: work at Weir Road, Lower Seguin Road and Lookout Road.
The posted business also includes a tree service agreement, public hearings on a proposed data-center ordinance and Scenic Hill drainage, and a street-lighting workshop. These are scheduled proposals and discussions, rather than recorded Oct. 20 decisions.
Residents who use these roads could see the designs advance if council authorizes the proposed engineering work. The three road matters have different scopes and spending limits, so the amounts should be read separately.
Three road design decisions
For Weir Road, Item 5 proposes a Halff crossing-design task order priced at $147,575, with spending capped at $160,000. Council has placed this matter on its discussion and action calendar. The proposed resolution provides the specific authorization for readers to inspect before the meeting.
For Lower Seguin Road, consent Item 2 proposes an $876,415 amendment to Halff’s engineering agreement and a $3.5 million total expenditure cap. Its supporting resolution connects the amendment to utility conflicts and changes in scope. The $876,415 figure is the proposed amendment, while $3.5 million is the proposed cap; neither describes a recorded vote at this future meeting. Residents following the project can compare those terms in the Lower Seguin resolution.
For Lookout Road, consent Item 1 proposes a $35,000 Halff engineering amendment and a $600,000 total expenditure cap. The amendment concerns sewer upsizing and alignment at the Schertz Parkway intersection. These engineering figures are distinct from the full construction forecast in the project sheet. The Lookout resolution sets out the proposed amendment.