Detention Pond and Offsite Storm Sewer To Serve Katy Springs RFP
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Oct 29, 2026
Work includes detention pond and offsite storm sewer.
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Posted
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Oct 29, 2026
Work includes detention pond and offsite storm sewer.
Posted
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Oct 29, 2026
Procurement for Channel Unit No. U101-11-00 extension and rehabilitation.
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City
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Houston
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Harris
Address
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3200 Southwest Fwy
Phone Number
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(713) 860-6400
Zip Code
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77027
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harris County Mud 495
The Board addressed various financial and operational matters, including the issuance of $4,200,000 Unlimited Tax Park Bonds, Series 2026. Key actions involved reviewing engineering reports, approving pay estimates for construction projects, and authorizing bids for drainage and sewage facilities. The Board reviewed security and patrol service agreements, addressed Flock security camera issues, and handled maintenance of district facilities, including pond rehabilitation and tree maintenance. Additionally, the Board conducted an annual review of the investment policy, discussed annexation petitions, and held an executive session regarding real property matters.
The board discussed several operational and financial matters. Key topics included engineering reports for water and sewer facility construction, approval of pay estimates for various projects, and security service reports. The board authorized delinquent account write-offs and water and sewer service terminations. Financial reports, including tax and bookkeeper reports, were reviewed and accepted. Other items included annexations, board reorganization, procedures for the 2026 Directors Election, and an out-of-district service agreement regarding development projects. An executive session was convened to discuss legal matters.
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The Board reviewed and approved several engineering reports and construction pay estimates for district infrastructure, including sanitary sewer lift stations, water plants, and force mains. The Board renewed an Interlocal Agreement for Law Enforcement Services to enhance patrol capacity. Other key actions included approving tax and bookkeeper reports, amending a bookkeeping services agreement, and authorizing feasibility studies for proposed property annexations. The Board also approved landscaping and park facility improvements, accepted various utility and sanitary sewer easements, and engaged legal counsel for easement acquisition services. An executive session was conducted to receive legal advice regarding real property matters.
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