The City of Seguin and its project consultant, TBA Douglas Architects, have developed a four phase approach to oversee the successful redevelopment of the site. Phase I and II have been completed, Phase III is in progress, and Phase IV is set to launch at the end of August.

During this phase, the City and consultants performed multiple studies on the current conditions of the property and began to program the site with possible uses and development. The results concluded that the site could accommodate a variety of uses and be financially viable. Uses included a mix of retail, office, multifamily, hotel, and parking facilities.

Results from Phase 1

The City of Seguin's Main Street Advisory Board served as the steering committee for this phase of the project. The Board promoted community feedback and attendance at three community meetings. Each community was a different theme and saw over 70 community members in attendance. The City and its consultant also presented to community stakeholder groups to develop a more robust community vision for the site.

Overall feedback for the project was extremely positive and the potential for increased dining, shopping, and entertainment was well received. The results from the community meetings can be found below.

Phase II Results - Community Input

During this phase, the City of Seguin rezoned the property to a Planned Unit Development (PUD). The PUD includes a General Land Use Plan which takes all the community feedback and puts into place guidance for developing the site, including allowed uses, height restrictions, parking, signage, preservation of historic properties and more.

Find the General Land Use Plan here.

At the end of August, the City of Seguin will release a Request for Qualifications seeking interested developers to respond with their interest in developing the site. Responses will be due in mid-January.

A review committee will select three to five developers to continue in the process with being sent a Request for Proposal which will entail the developers completing a complete package with information on possible tenants and uses, building design and materials, and much more.

The review committee will review the proposals and make a recommendation to City Council on whom to move forward with and begin negotiations.

If you are interested in receiving the RFQ, please complete the survey form here.