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The Board of Directors held a regular session to adopt an order establishing the 2026 maintenance tax rate for the District. The board approved a maintenance tax rate of $0.469 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation in accordance with the Texas Water Code, and authorized the Tax Assessor and Collector to proceed with the collection of taxes as required.
The board approved the audit report for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2026, and accepted the bookkeeper's report covering expenses and investments. Tax reports were reviewed, noting significant collection rates for previous tax years. A resolution designating the district's development status for the 2026 tax year was adopted, along with an amendment to the tax assessor-collector agreement. Operational reports regarding water connections, sewage treatment plant compliance, and engineer updates on facility rehabilitations and driveway improvements were received. Additionally, the board approved an order to designate office sites outside the district boundaries.
The board reviewed financial reports, including the bookkeeper's budget comparison, expenses, and investment data. The tax assessor provided statistics on tax collection percentages and the district's preliminary valuation. The operator presented reports on water accountability, sewage treatment plant compliance, maintenance of storage tanks, and the distribution plan for the Consumer Confidence Report. Additionally, the engineer provided updates regarding a capacity request for a church daycare and construction progress on the sewage treatment plant access driveway.
The Board of Directors meeting covered several key administrative and operational items. The directors qualified and affirmed the current slate of officers. The Board approved the engagement of an auditor for the fiscal years ending March 31, 2026, and March 31, 2027. Routine reports including the bookkeeper's report, tax assessor's report, and operator's report were reviewed and accepted, with specific updates provided on water connections, sewage treatment plant compliance, and generator testing. The Board also reviewed and approved the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report. Finally, the Board received an engineer's update regarding the Sewage Treatment Plant access driveway and discussed erosion issues at the detention ponds brought forward by the Lake Olympia Civic Association.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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