Sale of Surplus Property
Posted
Oct 17, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Sale of surplus property 0.55 acre decomissioned wellsite.
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Posted
Oct 17, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
Sale of surplus property 0.55 acre decomissioned wellsite.
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City
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Aubrey
County
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Denton
Address
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7985 Fm 2931
Phone Number
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(940) 440-9561
Zip Code
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76227
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Mustang Special Utility District
The Board discussed and acted upon several operational and administrative items. Key topics included engineering updates on capital projects, a communication report on public outreach, and a presentation on the FY2027 budget. The Board also addressed the Cross-Connection Control Program, authorized a sale and assignment agreement for MM Platinum Ranch, LLC, approved a water service area transfer with Aqua Texas, and modified a non-standard service agreement with Denton County MUD 7. Additionally, the Board ratified interlocal agreements with the City of Pilot Point and updated workforce operations policies, including a step progression policy, benefits, and the employee handbook. Finally, in executive session, the Board authorized the purchase of real property located at 12932 Ragsdale Circle.
The Board discussed engineer project updates, communication outreach efforts, and received a presentation on the NewGen Water and Wastewater Rate Study. A budget workshop for the upcoming fiscal year was held. The Board approved an interlocal agreement with the City of Aubrey, a contract for Construction-Manager-At-Risk services for building replacements, and several non-standard service agreements with various entities. Additionally, the Board authorized amendments to connection fees, approved billing service interlocal agreements with Denton County MUDs 4 and 5, and held an executive session regarding property acquisition.
Public-sector contacts connected to Mustang Special Utility District.
The board received updates from the engineering, communication, and legal departments regarding ongoing district projects, social media outreach, and regulatory matters. Key actions taken included awarding a construction contract for the Houlihan PRV relocation, approving a non-standard service agreement with MM Bryson Ranch, LLC, and authorizing legal service engagement with Terrill & Waldrop. The board also amended the rate order policy concerning the opt-out procedure for RF water meters. An executive session was held to discuss the General Manager's annual review and contract. Additional general reports covered operational efforts to address odor complaints, discussions on forming a non-profit lobby organization for utility districts, and personnel updates.
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