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Feb 4, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Directors of Travis County Municipal Utility District No. 2 Minutes Of The Meeting
The Board addressed multiple governance and operational items, including accepting director resignations, appointing new board members, and electing a new slate of officers. Updates were provided regarding subcommittee assignments and bank signatories. Annual review items were conducted for the identity theft prevention program, financial management policies, post-bond issuance federal tax compliance, and water conservation plans. Financial reports, including an independent auditor's report for the previous fiscal year, were reviewed and approved. Additionally, the Board authorized bond application filings, discussed Master District utility operations including water discoloration and wastewater plant expansion, and approved maintenance work for a drainage channel and pond outfall. Cybersecurity training requirements for board members were also discussed.
Apr 1, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Travis County Municipal Utility District No. 2 Agenda
The meeting agenda includes discussions on bond items, specifically the 2026 Unlimited Tax Bonds and Master District Unlimited Contract Tax Bonds, along with a review of the Master District audit. Advisory committee items involve wholesale water rates, capacity charges, and expansion projects for the wastewater treatment plant. Furthermore, the meeting will cover developer reports, website management, utility operations including water and wastewater maintenance, drainage maintenance, and solid waste collection services. The agenda also features reports from the district's accountant, financial advisor, engineer, and attorney, concluding with items for future meeting scheduling.
Dec 3, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Travis County Municipal Utility District No. 2 Minutes Of The Meeting
Key discussions focused on utility operations, including reports that elevated water storage tanks were full and water discoloration reports were decreasing. The Board received an update on wastewater treatment plant operations, noting the existing plant was operating well and the 1.5 mgd expansion project was progressing, which will incorporate an on-site screw press for sludge processing. A developer reported that vertical home construction in Section 18A is anticipated to begin in the first quarter of 2026, and the Series 2026 bond application is scheduled for submission by the end of December. The Board also discussed the District's website, compliance with ADA regulations, and the potential for combining websites with Wilbarger Creek MUD No. 1. Operational reports included the replacement of a failed master meter, which is expected to provide accurate water loss data soon, and the approval of a minor write-off for a rental account. The Board directed participation in Travis County's Eastern Crescent Water Study stakeholder engagement plan. Financially, the Board approved director and vendor payments, noting that over 98% of the 2024 tax levy had been collected and the District finished the 2025 fiscal year ahead of plan. Engineer reports included identifying a need for channel maintenance adjacent to the Butler tract, leading to a unanimous decision to obtain proposals for a survey and initial brush cleanup for the channel.
Oct 1, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Travis County Municipal Utility District No. 2 Minutes Of The Meeting
The meeting addressed several key operational and financial matters. Discussions concerning water services included reporting that elevated water storage tanks were full, normal water pressures, and addressing water discoloration issues by investigating the condition of the 24" water transmission line, potentially recommending periodic "ice pigging." Updates on wastewater treatment included the near completion of the 1.0 mgd expansion and ongoing engineering for the 1.5 mgd expansion. Financial reviews involved adopting the Master District budget for 2025-2026, calculating reserve requirements, and approving director/vendor payments and fund transfers, including a mandated yield reduction payment of $5,308.71 to the IRS for Series 2020A bonds. Due to prior fraudulent activity at Prosperity Bank, the Board authorized closing those accounts and opening new accounts at ABC Bank, while continuing to vet Frontier Bank as an alternative depository. The Board also ratified developer-paid pay estimates for ShadowGlen Phase 2, Section 18A. Furthermore, the Board authorized setting up electronic payments for City of Manor solid waste invoices. Finally, the Board voted to move from Stage 2 to Stage 1 watering restrictions.
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