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Montgomery County Mud 18
Recoat exterior of Water Plant No. 1 GST No. 2, inspect interior, recoat interior and make steel repairs as instructed. Provide maintenance coat for Water Plant No. 1 HPT No. 1 exterior, inspect and recoat interior. Repair exterior of Water Plant No. 2 HPT No. 1, inspect and recoat interior. Inspect and rehab Water Plant No. 2 HPT No. 2 interior.
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Due Date
Mar 12, 2026
Montgomery County Mud 18
Close: Mar 12, 2026
Recoat exterior of Water Plant No. 1 GST No. 2, inspect interior, recoat interior and make steel repairs as instructed. Provide maintenance coat for Water Plant No. 1 HPT No. 1 exterior, inspect and recoat interior. Repair exterior of Water Plant No. 2 HPT No. 1, inspect and recoat interior. Inspect and rehab Water Plant No. 2 HPT No. 2 interior.
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Work includes removal of one wastewater treatment plant diesel generator and one remote well diesel generator, including associated automatic transfer switches, conduit, and other incidental items. Provide and install natural gas generators, foundations, and electrical improvements. Includes 1 LS of remove and dispose of existing generator and fuel tank including removal of existing ATS and any electrical components that are no longer needed as A2 per the electrical demo plan. Pumping out and disposing of diesel fuel is incidental. Existing generator shall become property of the contractor and shall be legally disposed of. SCADA antenna shall be preserved. See attached files.
Posted Date
Feb 11, 2025
Due Date
Mar 6, 2025
Release: Feb 11, 2025
Montgomery County Mud 18
Close: Mar 6, 2025
Work includes removal of one wastewater treatment plant diesel generator and one remote well diesel generator, including associated automatic transfer switches, conduit, and other incidental items. Provide and install natural gas generators, foundations, and electrical improvements. Includes 1 LS of remove and dispose of existing generator and fuel tank including removal of existing ATS and any electrical components that are no longer needed as A2 per the electrical demo plan. Pumping out and disposing of diesel fuel is incidental. Existing generator shall become property of the contractor and shall be legally disposed of. SCADA antenna shall be preserved. See attached files.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Montgomery County Mud 18
The key discussion points included a report on bookkeeping matters and the status of tax collections, noting 98% collection for 2022. Operational and engineering matters were addressed, resulting in the unanimous approval of a reconciliation Change Order for quantities not used and the Final Payment Estimate to G&A Boring Directional, LLC for the Commercial Corridor Water Interconnect. The board also unanimously approved an encroachment request for 44 Logansport pending review. An out-of-District customers agreement with Solemere Place was tabled for further discussion. Furthermore, the board unanimously approved an arbitrage engagement for Series 2012 Bonds and authorized the publication of the proposed 2023 tax rate. The rental of an emergency generator was unanimously approved while repairs are conducted on Well No. 3. All consultant reports were approved, and the list of outstanding bills was approved for payment.
A primary focus of the meeting was conducting a public hearing regarding the District's proposed tax rate for 2022. Following the hearing, the board reviewed, passed, and adopted the Order Establishing Ad Valorem Tax Rate for 2022 and approved an Amendment to the District Information Form reflecting the new rate. Discussion also covered drainage issues within the District. Consultant reports were unanimously approved, and the board subsequently approved the payment of presented bills.
The Board meeting covered several operational and financial matters. Bookkeeping matters were reported upon, and the status of tax collections was reviewed, indicating 96.2% collection for 2022. Operational matters were reported, noting 2,531 connections in the District. In engineering matters, the board unanimously approved Pay Estimate No. 2, amounting to $14,529.20, to Bull-G Construction, LLC for work on the Water Transmission Line. Furthermore, all consultant reports were unanimously approved, and a list of bills presented for payment was approved.
Key discussions included reports on bookkeeping matters, with tax collections reported as 97.5% collected for 2021, and operational updates indicating 2,486 connections in the District. The engineering report covered the 5-year Plan and Budget. The board authorized the publication of the proposed 2022 total tax rate of $0.26 per $100 taxable value, pending formal adoption at the next meeting. Additionally, the board unanimously approved a write-off of two uncollectable accounts totaling $50.55, approved a resolution declaring the district as a developed district, and approved all consultant reports and the payment of presented bills.
The Board meeting included reports on bookkeeping matters, where the District was noted to be 97.7% collected for 2022 for tax collections, and operational matters, noting 2,538 connections in the District. Key actions taken by the Board include the unanimous approval of Change Order No. 1 for G&A Boring Directional, LLC, resulting in a $26,430.00 deduction. The Board also unanimously approved write-offs of Business Personal Property for delinquent accounts totaling $43.20, approved the Resolution establishing Fees of Office, approved all Consultants' reports, and approved the payment of a list of presented bills.
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