Leslie Lynn Rector

The board meeting included the appointment of Steve Childers to the Board, a review of the auditor's report with suggestions for improvements such as establishing a Public Funds Investor, and a review and approval of the Rate Order after revisions by MOC. Additionally, the board approved financials and a transfer of funds.

The Flying L Public Utility District held a regular meeting where they discussed wastewater and water-side operations, including potential fixes to effluent pumps and issues at Lift Station A. The board also reviewed the monthly financial report and paid bills. There were discussions regarding drought restrictions, appointing a temporary board member, BEC internet billing, hiring a bookkeeper, contracting for election services, and considering a new bank option. Additionally, the board discussed water and sewer rates, tap fees, and hydrant maintenance.

The meeting addressed several key operational and administrative matters. Discussions included the effectiveness of security cameras in monitoring and preventing illegal dumping, a financial review noting decreased revenue due to new service adjustments, and the status of the sewer system maintenance. The board also reviewed and approved bill payments, discussed water quality concerns, and explored options for new water meters. Additional topics included updates on auto dialer installations, a periodic maintenance agreement for pumps, valve maintenance programs, and the implementation of a past-due system. The board also discussed an insurance claim, the Arnett home situation, options for a new auditor, and a homeowner billing dispute. They also addressed the authority to issue fines for trash dumping. Old business included discussions on eminent domain processes, financing options for backup power, and the POA's role regarding a carport built in an easement. New business included designating a tax collector and discussing a newspaper notice for the tax rate hearing.

The meeting included discussions and actions on various topics, such as approving financials, transferring funds, and purchasing a Sonic Level Water Meter for Well Readings. The board also discussed and adopted an order calling for a Directors Election to be held on November 8, 2022, and authorized a notice of Election. Additional discussions were held regarding a VOIP alert system for Residents and the potential installation of Digital Meters with a Central Monitoring system in the PUD office. The latter discussion was tabled to explore grant opportunities due to its significant capital investment.

The Flying L Public Utility District meeting addressed several key issues, including a report on monthly work projects and operations, where it was noted that a lawsuit seeking to pump water from the Flying L Ranch Resort's wells was dismissed. Discussions also covered well levels, lift station pump issues, and problems with soft starts installed by Kerr Country Pump. The board considered drought restrictions but decided to table the issue. They also discussed an encroachment on a utility easement and approved a new water main and line on Tawny Oak. Additionally, the board accepted the resignation of a member, proposed a new tax rate, renewed a matured CD, and conducted an annual review of employees in an executive session, resulting in a salary increase for both employees.