District 7 Council Member· 2022-2026
Jason Biesenbach
Seguin
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 2
- Total speaking time
- 2:27
- Avg per meeting
- 1:14
- Segments
- 37
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Top issues during term (20)
Fire Station #4 construction
Approximately $10 million from City and development agreement funds.
Commercial solid waste franchises
3% increase on residential solid waste bills starting October 1, 2026.
634 S. Goodrich Street Rezone (ZC 14-26)
Cordoba Road widening project timeline
$214,713.50 added to a project totaling nearly $40 million in federal MPO funding.
Rudeloff Road Through Truck Traffic Restriction
Minimal direct cost — it's a signage and enforcement matter in the city code.
Geronimo Creek wastewater interceptor easements
Easement acquisition cost not stated; condemnation authorized as a fallback.
Transportation Mobility Master Plan / Thoroughfare Plan adoption
No immediate taxpayer cost — roads are mostly built by developers, though some city projects like the Rudloff extension have grant funding.
Pedestrian and bicycle planning
City pays 20%; TxDOT and federal funds cover 80% from engineering through construction.
ETJ Release for Karen Alden Properties
Minor — the city loses limited ETJ authority over one parcel.
The Nolte Project Downtown Redevelopment
Pre-development studies estimated near $200,000, borne by the developer unless the city terminates after Milestone A; parking costs remain the major financial variable.
Standalone parking lot at 601 East Gonzales
This should boost the local tax base and create new jobs right in our backyard.
Willmann Road Rezone (ZC 13-26)
You'll likely see your property taxes shift and housing prices climb as demand for space in Seguin hits an all-time high.
Tyson Foods Tax Abatement Continuity
No change to existing abatement terms.
FY2027 Plan of Work
The plan guides how the corporation's economic development funds are used in FY2027.
TSTC Future Campus Project
Any incentive package for the project could involve public economic development funds; terms weren't published.
Project Appliance
Potential incentive offers were not disclosed.
Water Service Agreement with Guadalupe County MUD No. 3
Outage Management System Presentation
Library Fee Schedule Changes
Library users could see updated fees once the ordinance is adopted on second reading.
Manufacturing workforce turnover study
The cost of the study wasn't stated in the published materials.
Decisions during term (88)
Recorded while Biesenbach was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent agenda
Water treatment plant clarifier and pump station bid award
Pape-Dawson construction management for Cordoba Road
Walnut Branch Phase 4 sewer and water main contract
Five-year commercial solid waste franchises
Bear Creek Trail easement acquisition for Geronimo Creek interceptor
Approval of September 8, 2026 Meeting Minutes (Item 26-445)
SUP 04-26 — Driving Range, 2711 State Hwy 46 N
ZC 13-26 — Rezone to Rural Residential, 300 Blk Willmann Rd
ZC 14-26 — Rezone to Public, 634 S. Goodrich St
Approval of Minutes
Consent Agenda (items 7.a–7.u)
Consent to create Guadalupe County MUD No. 22 (Navarro Plaza)
Adopt Thoroughfare Plan (TMMP component)
Speed limit ordinance, first reading (FM 725 near Vogel Elementary)
Award Strempel Gate Reconstruction bid
Utilities dispatch video wall replacement
Central Park lighting project (The Perfect Light)
Fire Station #4 construction manager at risk (Byrne Construction)
Employee Benefit Trust minutes and benefits contract
Voting record (1)
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