Paving and Appurtenances to Serve Sorella Section 11
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 20, 2026
Work includes construction of paving and appurtenances.
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Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 20, 2026
Work includes construction of paving and appurtenances.
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Houston
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Harris
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3200 Southwest Freeway
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77027
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harris County Mud 558
The Board meeting included a review and approval of the District's 2021 tax rate following a public hearing, resulting in setting debt service and maintenance and operations tax rates, and updating the District's Statement of Directors. The Board also approved the tax assessor-collector's report and authorized disbursement releases. Financial discussions included approval of the bookkeeper's report and the proposed operating budget for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2022. Furthermore, the Board engaged an auditor for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2021. The operations report detailed a 99% water accountability, the authorization to terminate utility service for one delinquent account, and plans for customer notification regarding sample collection under the Industrial Waste Order. The engineer's report covered the approval of Change Order No. 1 for the water plant painting project, ongoing work for the waste discharge permit renewal, consideration of converting the sewage treatment plant splitter box, and finalizing utility commitment for a new development. Finally, the Board authorized voting in favor of an amendment to the Association of Water Board Directors bylaws.
The public meeting agenda includes opportunities for public comments, a Resolution of Appreciation for Greg Dubiel, and reports from the Tax Assessor/Collector and Bookkeeper, including authorization for payments and review of investments. The Board will review the ethics letter and conduct an Annual Review of the Code of Ethics. The Operator's Report will cover water accountability, facility maintenance, conservation measures, and termination of service for delinquent accounts. The agenda also calls for an Annual Update for Critical Load Submission and Emergency Operations, review of the Engineer's Report, authorization regarding capital projects and contract management, discussion on Detention Pond and Drainage Easement Maintenance, review of responses for the Engineer's contract qualifications, and consideration of an Interlocal Participation Agreement with "BuyBoard" Local Government Purchasing Cooperative. An Executive Session is also scheduled.
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The Board discussed and acted upon several operational and administrative items. Key topics included the approval of the tax assessor-collector's report, reflecting 69.95% collection of 2023 taxes, and the approval of related disbursements. The Board authorized a resolution to challenge appraisal records ahead of the preliminary tax roll release. Compliance with Texas Local Government Code Chapter 203 (Senate Bill 625) was addressed, resulting in authorization for the attorney to file the required annual report to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts by the April 1 deadline. Financial reviews included the bookkeeper's report, noting operating funds of $5,112,598.27, and authorization for a one-year Certificate of Deposit renewal to diversify investments. The operations report indicated a water accountability of 105.48% for January, with 584 active connections, and the District remaining in Stage 1 of its drought contingency plan. The Board adopted a resolution affirming the Identity Theft Prevention Program and took notice of a 3% CPI increase notification from Texas Pride for garbage services, scheduling a rate order change review for the next meeting. Engineering reports covered the $775,000 water transmission project requiring budget planning for MUD 220's share and the status of the repressurization station for Audubon, where the Board urged aggressive pursuit of final plan approval from the City of Houston. The mowing contract for detention ponds was expanded, increasing the annual budget by $3,738.34.
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