William Regner

The board meeting will address reports from the Sheriff's Office, the tax assessor-collector, the bookkeeper, and the district engineer. Key topics include authorizing repairs for district facilities, such as fire hydrants and lift pumps; reviewing water accountability and interconnect issues; and managing various construction projects, including water line extensions and facility recoating. The agenda further covers updates on storm water quality permits, developers' reports on local park and trail development, applications for tax bonds to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, and annexations. Additionally, the board will discuss cybersecurity compliance, records management, potential litigation in closed session, and a review of the 20-Year Capital Improvement Plan.

The Board of Directors met to canvass the returns of a previously held bond election, finding all results to be legal and proper, and formally adopted an order declaring the results. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved an amendment to the District's Second Amended and Restated District Information Form in connection with the bond election.

The board discussed multiple administrative, financial, and operational items, including the election of board officers, the adoption of a District Registration Form, and the review of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office security report. Financial business involved an amendment to a rebate calculation engagement letter, the approval of unclaimed property reports, an annual continuing disclosure report, bookkeeper reports, tax assessor-collector updates, and the payment of invoices. Operational agenda items covered the status of the drainage outfall channel, storm water quality permits, repair and maintenance of district facilities, low water accountability investigations, the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report, and plans for water line extensions and equipment upgrades. Development reports detailed various construction projects within the district, utility commitments, and easement conveyances. Legal matters included potential litigation, attorney-client privilege consultations, the status of an annexation petition, the Master Park Plan, tax-exempt property issues, and training requirements related to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence.

The meeting agenda includes public comments, review of security patrol reports, and legal action regarding delinquent taxes. The board will review audit reports, continuing disclosure reports, and various financial reports from the bookkeeper and tax assessor. Operational topics include water quality regulations, storm water quality permits, facility maintenance, and wastewater treatment plant improvements. Engineering reports will cover bond applications, capital improvement plans, and facility construction updates. Developers' reports will address project status and utility commitments. Additionally, the board will discuss the district's master park plan, website inquiries, potential annexations, and bond election matters, followed by a closed session for legal and real estate consultations.

The Board discussed and acted upon several operational and financial matters, including the Bookkeeper's Report, Tax Assessor-Collector's Report, and updates regarding water plant and park development projects. Key actions included the adoption of a resolution for additional penalties on delinquent personal property taxes, approval of 2026 tax exemptions, and authorization for the preparation of data for the Special Purpose District Public Information Database. The Board also reviewed construction and maintenance reports, approved a new maintenance budget for storm water management, and addressed contract renewals. Additionally, the Board took action to call for independent Directors and Bond elections, established election official compensation, and authorized a counter-proposal regarding pending litigation discussed in executive session.