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Street Light enhancement program
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Williamson-Travis Counties Municipal Utility District No. 1
Street Light Enhancement Program
The Street Lighting Program consists of the addition of street lights throughout the District where there is insufficient or absent lighting. The goal of the program is to improve safety in the District by adding street lighting to high traffic and residential areas, including mailboxes and coves where no lighting currently exists. The Program will increase the security and attractiveness of our neighborhoods and thereby increase property values.
The Program is divided into multiple phases with Phase One now in progress. Phase One emphasizes major streets and is concentrated along El Salido, Dagama (adjacent to the park) and Old Mill. The construction cost is $89,100.
The construction phase of the Program began in late March and will continue through May 2013. The program was developed over a two year period by the MUD Board of Directors with the assistance of the MUD Infrastructure Committee and Gray Engineers.
A detailed drawing can be found here. The image can be magnified to show detail with Adobe Reader but will be too large to print. Adobe Reader is available for download here.
A complete set of plans for resident review is available at the WTCMUD#1 District building at 1000 Old Mill. Access to the building is available by appointment and during MUD meetings on the second and third Wednesdays of each month, at 7 and 6 PM respectively. |
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 02 May 2013 12:41 )
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Williamson-Travis Counties Municipal Utility District No. 1
Pond Beautification & Enhancement Program
The Program includes landscaping, benches, trails and other site amenities and elements. The purpose of the Program is to convert the spaces to attractive sites that will provide opportunities for greater utilization and enjoyment to the residents. The Program will contribute to the attractiveness of the neighborhoods and thereby increase property values.
The sites to be improved are:
- Anderson Mill Pond (on Anderson Mill Road next to the Volente Hills neighborhood);
- London Lane Pond (on London Lane West of El Salido between Cortez and Primwood);
- Hatch Pond (on Hatch Road near FM 620);
- Aster Pass Pond (at the corner of Aster Pass and Blazing Star), and;
- Sun Chase Park (on Sun Chase between Old Mill and Cypress Creek)
The construction cost is $396,699.50. The construction phase of the Program will be from April 2013 through July 2013 under a construction contract awarded to Austin ECO Systems, Inc.
The program was developed over a two year period by the MUD Board of Directors with the assistance of the MUD Infrastructure Committee, Gray Engineers and Pharis Design Consultants (Landscape Architects).
The construction schedule is shown below. Please note that some or all of the site may be closed periodically while work is being done. This is done for safety reasons. Please do NOT attempt to access closed areas.
For detailed drawings, click on the name of the site below. The images are too large to be printed but can be magnified to show detail with Adobe Reader. Adobe Reader is available for download here. A complete set of plans for resident review is available at the WTCMUD#1 District building at 1000 Old Mill. Access to the building is available by appointment and during MUD meetings on the second and third Wednesdays of each month, at 7 and 6 PM respectively.
- Anderson Mill Pond: Construction will begin April 29 and completion is scheduled for late June.
- Aster Pass Pond: Construction will begin April 29 and completion is scheduled for late July.
- Hatch Pond: Construction will begin April 29 and completion is scheduled for late June.
- London Lane Pond: Construction will begin April 29 and completion is scheduled late July.
- Sun Chase Park: Construction began April 1 and completion is scheduled for late June
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Last Updated ( Monday, 15 April 2013 13:34 )
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 New Stop Signs in the District!!
Please be aware of some new stop signs in the District.
The new locations are:
- Old Mill at the instersections of Dayflower and Sabinal
- Petunia and Blazing Star
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 March 2013 17:14 )
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Constable Close Patrol -yr round
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While on vacation anytime during the year, please consider using the Williamson County Constable's free Close Patrol service to monitor your residence.
If you are interested, please complete the form, located in our "Did You Know" section, and return the form directly to the Constable's office to Deputy Kevin Thomas at
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 09 February 2012 09:50 )
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Payment options for your WTCMUD#1 bill
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There are now 5 ways to pay your MUD bill. Please see the descriptions, fees and additional information below. Be sure to use the correct mailing address (PO Box 4944, Houston, TX 77210-4944) as well as your complete 15 digit account number to ensure proper processing and handling of your payment.
| PAYMENT TYPE |
FEE |
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION |
| Electronic Check* |
$0.00 |
Done thru your banks bill pay system. Include your full 15 digit account number and a remittance address of: PO Box 4944, Houston, TX 77210-4944 when setting this up for payment. |
| ACH |
$1.00 |
Non-bank online bill payment services |
| Western Union |
$1.25 |
Can be done at local grocery stores or other retailers |
| Check by Phone |
$3.95 |
Call 713-881-0675 or 877-855-4846 M-F, 8:30 – 4:30 NOT AVAILABLE ON BANK HOLIDAYS |
| Credit Card |
5% of transaction |
www.sts.paymyutilitybill.com MasterCard or Discover ONLY |
*This option should now process within 3 business days. If your bank shows processing in excess of 3 days, please make sure you are using the correct remittance address of: PO Box 4944, Houston, TX 77210-4944
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Last Updated ( Friday, 17 February 2012 15:56 )
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