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The meeting agenda includes discussions on financial and bookkeeping matters, such as bill payments and investment reviews. The Board will address the engagement of an auditor for the fiscal year, adopt an operating budget, and review transparency requirements. Additional topics cover the termination of a municipal advisory services agreement and the engagement of a new financial advisor, tax assessment and collection activities, and comprehensive engineering matters including construction project status, bid advertisements, and contract administration. The agenda also features a developer's report regarding the assignment of receivables and a review of district website and communication strategies.

The agenda for the regular meeting included public comments, review of financial and bookkeeping matters, and review and adoption of the District's Operating Budget for the Fiscal Year Ending April 30, 2027. Key items involved tax assessment and collections, consideration of a contract for delinquent tax collection legal services, and the Annual Review of the Resolution Adopting Prevailing Wage Rate Scale for Construction Products. Extensive engineering matters were scheduled, covering construction project statuses, authorization/ratification of plans and specifications for various improvements, advertising for bids, awarding construction contracts, approval of pay applications and change orders, and handling matters related to deeds, easements, and shared facilities allocation with Tradition Municipal Utility District No. 2B of Denton County. The board also planned to address the 2026 Directors Election, including declaring unopposed candidates elected and authorizing the cancellation of the county contract for election services.

The Board of Directors is scheduled to hold a regular meeting to address several key items. Discussions will include public comments and the appointment of a new director, which involves approving necessary documentation, reorganizing the Board, and reviewing training requirements and conflict of interest disclosures. Financial matters, including bill payments and investment reviews, will be considered. Other agenda items involve tax assessment and collections, entering into a contract for delinquent tax collection legal services, and adopting resolutions concerning development status and tax exemptions for the 2026 tax year. A significant portion of the agenda is dedicated to engineering matters, covering the status of construction projects, authorizing/ratifying plans and specifications for improvements, awarding contracts, approving pay applications and change orders, and considering project acceptance and easement matters. Finally, the agenda includes reviewing the Developer's Report, discussing District website communication, and setting the schedule for the next meeting.

The regular meeting agenda for the Board of Directors includes several items for discussion and potential action. Key topics cover public comments, financial and bookkeeping matters including bill payments and investment reviews, tax assessment and collections, and reviewing and updating the Eminent Domain Report to the Texas Comptroller. A significant portion of the agenda is dedicated to engineering matters, such as construction project statuses, authorizing/ratifying plans and specifications for water, sewer, and road improvements, advertising for bids, awarding contracts, approving pay applications, handling task orders, considering project acceptance, managing easements, and addressing defaults. The agenda also includes reviewing the Developer's Report, District website matters, and scheduling the next meeting.

The agenda for the regular meeting includes public comments, financial and bookkeeping matters such as bill payments and investment reviews, and tax assessment and collections matters. Key discussion points focus on engineering matters, including construction project status updates, authorizing plans and specifications for water, sewer, and road improvements, awarding construction contracts, approving pay applications, handling deeds and easements, and addressing defaults. Other topics include the Developer's Report, District website and communication matters, and setting the next meeting schedule.