Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Tradition Mud 1of Denton County.
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Oct 17, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Project scope includes approx 2800 LF of 12" sanitary sewer main with an aerial crossing and 8" sanitary sewer stub-outs.
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City
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Dallas
County
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Dallas
Address
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14755 Preston Rd
Phone Number
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(214) 981-9090
Zip Code
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75254
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Tradition Mud 1of Denton County
The Board reviewed and approved the bookkeeper's report and tax assessment matters. Key actions included the annual review of the Investment Policy and the adoption of a resolution requesting Denton County to extend traffic regulations within the District. An engineering report was accepted, including various construction updates and approvals for multiple pay applications for district infrastructure projects. The Board also moved to engage a new website service provider and authorized the termination of a contract with a service vendor.
The Board addressed a variety of operational and financial items. This included the review and approval of the bookkeeper's report, tax assessment and collection matters, and the adoption of the 2023 tax rate. The engineer's report provided updates on several construction projects, resulting in the award of contracts for grading, water and storm drain improvements, and street light improvements, as well as the approval of numerous pay applications and change orders. Additionally, the Board approved depository pledge agreements, a certified payment agreement, and the engagement of website services. The Board also adopted a resolution regarding its investment policy.
The Board accepted the resignation of existing directors and appointed a new slate of directors. Key actions included the reorganization of the Board, the adoption of various resolutions related to legal services contracts, record management programs, prevailing wage rate scales, and criteria for sureties. The Board approved insurance proposals, executed letters to regulatory agencies, and reviewed bookkeeper and engineer reports regarding construction projects and contract assignments. Additionally, the Board addressed tax assessment and collection matters, established the District's development status for the 2023 tax year, and discussed the setting of the tax rate.
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