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Fort Bend County Mud 41
Project scope shall include the conversion of BB and C-1 storm sewer inlets to C-2 storm sewer inlets; installation of C-2 storm sewer inlets; and installation of 24" storm sewer leads.
Posted Date
Jun 17, 2026
Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Release: Jun 17, 2026
Fort Bend County Mud 41
Close: Jun 30, 2026
Project scope shall include the conversion of BB and C-1 storm sewer inlets to C-2 storm sewer inlets; installation of C-2 storm sewer inlets; and installation of 24" storm sewer leads.
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Project scope shall include the installation of approx. 3,705 LF of 8" PVC waterline; 2,825 LF of 8" PVC gravity sanitary sewer; 1,470 LF of 24"- 48" RCP and 84" - 48" RCB storm sewer; and 10,817 SY of 6" reinforced concrete pavement. Also includes 2,445 LF of install 8" C-900 PVC pipe, (including fittings, thrust blocking and appurtenances with standard bedding and backfill, complete in place); 3,715 LF of trench safety system.
Posted Date
Jun 5, 2026
Due Date
Jun 25, 2026
Release: Jun 5, 2026
Fort Bend County Mud 41
Close: Jun 25, 2026
Project scope shall include the installation of approx. 3,705 LF of 8" PVC waterline; 2,825 LF of 8" PVC gravity sanitary sewer; 1,470 LF of 24"- 48" RCP and 84" - 48" RCB storm sewer; and 10,817 SY of 6" reinforced concrete pavement. Also includes 2,445 LF of install 8" C-900 PVC pipe, (including fittings, thrust blocking and appurtenances with standard bedding and backfill, complete in place); 3,715 LF of trench safety system.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Fort Bend County Mud 41
The Board discussed the renewal of an electricity contract, the Operator's Report, and authorized actions regarding delinquent accounts and service termination. A Consumer Confidence Report was approved for distribution and website posting. The Board reviewed engineering projects, discussed potential meetings with local officials, and evaluated annexation and reimbursement requests from KLC Highway 6, LP. Following an executive session and public input from residents, the Board resolved to deny the developer's reimbursement request and instead offer out-of-district utility service. Additionally, the Board reviewed and approved financial reports, including the Bookkeeper's Report and Tax Assessor-Collector's Report, and deferred an unclaimed property report.
The Board discussed the renewal and renegotiation of its electricity contract, authorizing delegation for final approval. The Engineer's Report covered the status of sanitary sewer rehabilitation and water improvement projects, including authorization for rebidding. The Board adopted revised United States Department of Labor wage rate scales for construction projects. Additionally, the Board authorized the termination of delinquent service accounts, provided information for Consumer Confidence Reports, amended the District's Rate Order regarding collection services, and accepted an insurance renewal proposal. The Board also authorized the submission of required information to the Texas Comptroller, adopted a policy prohibiting the installation of covered social media applications on district devices, and approved the filing of claims regarding class action settlements. Finally, the Board discussed community communications and the proposed construction of pickleball courts with the Village of Oak Lake Homeowner's Association.
The Board discussed public comments regarding service line damages and associated repair charges. The engineering report covered a feasibility study request for a tract annexation, which was denied, and the acceptance of sanitary sewer easements. The Board ratified a development, financing, and annexation agreement and authorized the filing of an annual eminent domain report. The operator's report included the approval of a sidewalk repair, the designation of delinquent accounts as uncollectible, and the authorization to terminate delinquent services. Additionally, the Board approved a nutrient treatment proposal for the park, reviewed bookkeeper and tax collector reports, and discussed future coordination with the local homeowner's association.
The Board discussed various operational and community initiatives, including proposals for security patrol services and license plate recognition cameras, with both items deferred for future consideration. Communications strategies were reviewed, including the preparation of district letterhead, a water conservation article, and a potential quarterly newsletter. Discussions were held regarding land annexation requests involving coordination with the Village of Oak Lake Homeowners Association. Additionally, the Board reviewed the status of the West Airport Boulevard Sidewalk Project, explored the feasibility of constructing a pickleball court, and authorized steps to evaluate repairs for the neighborhood irrigation system.
The Board discussed a request for a storm sewer and drainage easement from a neighboring developer and reviewed updates regarding trash services. Key actions included the acceptance of a recommendation for 2025 debt service and maintenance tax rates and the authorization to publish notice for the upcoming tax rate adoption. The Board reviewed and accepted engineering, operator, and bookkeeper reports, approved payments related to a pickleball construction project, and authorized the termination of service for delinquent accounts. Additional discussions involved community issues such as a groundbreaking event, website updates, and legal authorization to address damages caused by construction work from a utility contractor. Finally, the Board rescheduled the upcoming meeting.
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