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Aug 28, 2026
Sep 16, 2026
Scope of work of the contract documents includes the following: construction of the water and drainage facilities and their appurtenances.
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City
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Houston
County
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Harris
Address
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1300 Post Oak Blvd
Phone Number
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(713) 623-4531
Zip Code
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77056
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Harris County Municipal Utility District 70
The board reviewed reports regarding operations, engineering, and bookkeeping for both the Joint Sewage Treatment Plant and the District. Actions included authorizing the transfer of uncollectible accounts, approving the fire hydrant replacement project pay estimate and change order, and selecting a new provider for trash collection services. The board also addressed regulatory compliance, including the filing of a Voting System Annual Filing Form, annual critical load status reporting, and cybersecurity training. Additionally, discussions covered records destruction requests, website updates, and potential installation of security cameras within a local subdivision.
The Board discussed various operational and financial reports, including the Joint Sewage Treatment Plant Engineering and Bookkeeper's reports. Key actions included the approval of electrical panel upgrades, the adoption of a resolution authorizing an additional penalty on delinquent real property taxes, and the authorization of uncollectible accounts transfers. The Board also reviewed the Annual Water Loss Audit, discussed identity theft prevention, and authorized an interim calculation for outstanding bonds. Additionally, the Board moved to relocate its monthly meeting venue starting in May and addressed administrative matters regarding census survey participation, solid waste collection, and law enforcement subcontract agreements.
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The board meeting addressed several operational and financial matters, including the review of engineering and electrical inspection reports for the joint sewage treatment plant and the authorization of non-capital improvement repairs. The Board approved an insurance renewal proposal and accepted an Annual Financial and Operating Report. Additionally, the Board adopted a resolution regarding its status as a Developed District, authorized various water usage reports and risk assessments, and reviewed tax collector and drainage facility maintenance reports. The Board also finalized the appointment of candidates for upcoming elections, authorized the preparation of Consumer Confidence Reports, approved the prevailing wage rate scale for construction projects, and authorized the use of surplus construction funds for a fire hydrant replacement project.
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