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The agenda includes reviewing the General Manager's report regarding billing, maintenance operations, and personnel matters, as well as considering agreements related to the Mission Ridge stormwater retention facility repair. The Board will address financial reports, including bills, investments, tax funds, and the annual financial audit. Additionally, the agenda covers the Engineer's report on construction projects, water and wastewater commitments, and land use agreements. The Board will also deliberate on a water line break, wholesale water and sewer charges, a dispute with Inframark, LLC, and two pending lawsuits. Finally, the Board will discuss the transition of District responsibilities from Austin to El Paso.

The agenda for the meeting includes consideration and action regarding approval of previous meeting minutes, designating district meeting places according to elector requests, and reviewing the General Manager's Report covering monthly updates, billing, facility sites, and maintenance activities. Further discussion points include the Bookkeeper's Report on finances and investments, the District's disbursement policy, approval of annual financial statements and audit reports, and reports from the Engineer concerning construction estimates, change orders, and land use agreements. Specific action items involve addressing a water line break along Mission Ridge Boulevard, wholesale water and sewer charges from El Paso Water Utilities, a dispute with Inframark, LLC, and a lawsuit filed by Daddy O's Car Wash, as well as a personal injury lawsuit filed by Jesus Lopez Rodriguez. The Board will also discuss the transition of District responsibilities from Austin to El Paso.

The public hearing is regarding the proposed tax rate for the tax year 2025. The hearing will discuss the combined debt service, operation and maintenance, and contract tax rate. The tax increase may be used for reimbursing amounts owed to developers or for district operations. An election must be held if the adopted tax rate would result in the taxes on the average residence homestead increasing by more than 3.5 percent.