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Schertz proposed $3.5 million Halff design ceiling for Lower Seguin Road

For Schertz residents, the October proposals would raise road design ceilings and move $29,000 from Lookout construction to professional services. The figures are proposed authorizations, not payments.

Lower Seguin has the largest proposed Halff authorization ceilingProposed authorization ceilings, dollars, October 2026
Source: Schertz council materials for Oct. 20, 2026.Proposed authorization ceilings; the graphic does not show amounts paid.

Schertz council materials proposed raising Halff Associates' design ceiling for Lower Seguin Road to $3.5 million and Lookout Road to $600,000.

For Schertz residents, the Lookout proposal would move $29,000 from road construction to design services while leaving the overall project budget unchanged. The same council materials proposed a separate $160,000 ceiling for Halff work on the Weir Road crossing.

The Oct. 20 agenda scheduled the Lookout and Lower Seguin amendments as consent items and the Weir Road task order as a discussion and action item. The amounts in this article are proposed authorization ceilings, not amounts paid.

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Where and when

The places and times below come from the official pages linked with each one.

How the road proposals compare

The Lower Seguin Road memo says council authorized a $2.7 million design ceiling in February 2025. It proposes raising that ceiling to $3.5 million, citing utility conflicts, grant reapplications and changes in the design scope. The proposed resolution specifies an $876,415 task-order amendment within the new ceiling.

The Lookout memo reports an initial $330,000 design ceiling, followed by earlier amendments that brought it to $571,000. Its proposed $600,000 ceiling addresses western sewer upsizing and a shift in the Schertz Parkway alignment. The $29,000 increase would come from the project’s construction allocation, the memo says, without increasing the overall project budget.

Prior and proposed Halff authorization ceilings in the Oct. 20 council materials
AssignmentEarlier ceilingProposed ceiling
Lower Seguin Road$2,700,000$3,500,000
Lookout Road$571,000$600,000
Weir RoadNew task order$160,000

These are authorization limits from proposals, not payments. The assignments have different scopes.

Weir Road papers differ by $50

The Weir Road staff memo describes damage from July flooding and proposes repair work alongside an evaluation of the crossing’s longer-term replacement. Its task-order figure is $147,525, with a $12,475 contingency bringing the proposed ceiling to $160,000.

The proposed Weir Road resolution instead lists a $147,575 task order and the same $160,000 ceiling. The two task-order figures differ by $50. Halff Associates, Inc. did not respond by Nov. 12, 2026.

The next records to check

The proposals establish what officials put before council on Oct. 20. An adopted resolution or executed task order would establish the final authorization; invoices would establish what was paid. Readers can compare the two Weir Road figures in the linked staff memo and proposed resolution while those later records are checked.

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