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Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Sale of the Series 2026A bonds, $3,500,000.
Aug 20, 2026
Closes
Sep 8, 2026
Sale of the Series 2026B Road bonds, $3,500,000.
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Pflugerville
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Travis
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102 N Railroad Ave
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(512) 322-5800
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78660
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Lakeside Mud 5
The Board reviewed the Developer's report regarding ongoing commercial development and wastewater improvements. The Engineer presented a report, resulting in the approval of Pay Application No. 10 and the acceptance of The Grove at Blackhawk Section 5 for operation and maintenance. The Board approved the engagement of an auditing firm for developer reimbursables associated with the Series 2026 Utility Bond Issue No. 2. Updates were provided on the Splash Pad Project, including procurement status, the assignment of various consultant agreements to the District, and the conveyance of sidewalk and sight visibility easements to Travis County. The recreational facilities report addressed repairs to tennis court locks, winter storm damage, and tree maintenance. Finally, the Board reviewed the Bookkeeper's report, authorized payments, and addressed various invoices.
The Board of Directors discussed and took action on several key agenda items, including the North Cottonwood Creek Wastewater Interceptor System Project and Change Order No. 7 for The Grove at Blackhawk. The Board authorized the submission of an application to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for a $3.5 million water, wastewater, and drainage bond issue. Other actions included approving the Request for Proposals for The Grove at Blackhawk Splash Pad Project, amending rules for the Carries Ranch Recreation Center and the Reserve at Westcreek Amenity Center, and adopting a Public Event Policy. The Board also reviewed landscape maintenance proposals, authorized payment of invoices, and received various reports from the Developer, Engineer, and Bookkeeper. An executive session was held to receive legal advice regarding a wholesale Consumer Confidence Report and winter storm damage.
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The Board discussed several operational and financial matters, including the District's potential membership in the Capital Area Suburban Exchange and updates on the North Cottonwood Creek Wastewater Interceptor System project, specifically regarding easement acquisition. A resolution was approved to request an estimated property value from the Travis County Appraisal District to support an upcoming bond issuance. The District's engineer provided updates on construction progress at The Grove at Blackhawk, Section 5, including approval of multiple change orders and a pay application. Other topics included the Splash Pad Project development, the assignment of the project architect's contract to the District, financial reporting, and an amendment to the Blackhawk Amenity Center rules to allow for tennis court reservations. The Board also received reports on recreational facility maintenance and storm damage repairs.
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