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Darrin M. Fentress

Project Engineer at Fort Bend County Mud 50

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Jul 1, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 50 Regular Meeting Minutes

The Board of Directors discussed several operational and administrative items. Key topics included a presentation from Precinct 4 regarding potential county partnerships, a tax assessment and collection report, and an annual CPI rate adjustment for garbage and recycling services. A public hearing was held regarding the tax rate for Defined Area No. 1. Financial matters, such as the approval of the Series 2026 Bonds and various budgetary revisions, were addressed, along with reports on district facility operations and engineering projects. The Board also reviewed park and recreational facility improvements, increased mowing frequency for detention ponds, and authorized participation in an interlocal agreement for water conservation education.

Jun 3, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 50 Regular Session Minutes

The Board addressed multiple operational and financial items, including the rejection of a request to install radar speed signs, approval of tax assessment reports, and authorization for delinquent tax collection. Significant focus was placed on utility infrastructure, with approvals for various construction change orders and pay estimates for detention basins, street dedications, and lift station projects. The Board also approved the Risk and Resilience Re-Assessment for certification with the Environmental Protection Agency, discussed NFBWA conservation programs, reviewed development updates, and authorized annexation petitions. Additionally, the Board approved a Facilities Maintenance Agreement with the Blue Creek Trails Community Association and reviewed proposals for plant replacement at detention ponds before moving into executive session for property deliberations.

May 6, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 50 Regular Meeting Minutes

The Board discussed and took action on several items, including declining a request for security camera installation at the Grand Trails entrance, directing officials to complete annual cybersecurity and artificial intelligence training, and reviewing tax assessment and collection reports. The Board approved an economic development grant payment to MRPL Retail Partners and a development financing payment to Meritage Homes of Texas. Financial and bookkeeping reports were accepted, and travel guidelines for a professional conference were addressed. Operations, including water maintenance and delinquent account terminations, were reviewed. Updates on development projects and infrastructure, including lift stations, road dedications, and traffic signal installations, were received, with several associated pay estimates approved. The Board also awarded a landscape improvement contract for Blue Creek Trails, approved a change order for perimeter fencing, and authorized the preparation of documents for the acquisition of a new park tract.

Apr 1, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Fort Bend County Municipal Utility District No. 50 Regular Meeting Minutes

The Board discussed various operational and financial matters, including the renewal of insurance policies and a review of sales tax revenue and tracking agreements. Tax assessment and collection reports were accepted, and payments of bills were authorized. Operational updates included water accountability, maintenance of facilities, and the distribution of the Consumer Confidence Report. A hearing was conducted regarding the termination of utility service for delinquent customers. Additionally, the Board reviewed engineering reports covering multiple infrastructure projects such as detention basins, lift stations, and traffic signal installations, and approved various pay estimates and change orders. Discussions also addressed ongoing developments, annexation feasibility, and potential maintenance agreements for park and recreational facilities.

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