Villages of Spring Oaks, Birnamwood III, IV & V

Our drinking water is obtained from Ground water sources. It comes from the Gulf Coast Aquifers. TCEQ will be reviewing all of Texas’ drinking water sources. The source water assessment process will be completed in three years. It is important to protect your drinking water by protecting your water source.

Board of Directors

(from left) Kathleen Harrison, Ernie Garcia, Matt Fagerburg, Tom Sprague & Shannon Cobb

Charlie Gant Park

Group photo of former Board of Directors
(from left) Charlie Gant, Matt Fagerburg, Tom Spraue, Ernesto Rodriguez, Lt. Escobar & Robert Bosworth - March 2009.

A Municipal Utility District, or "MUD" for short, is a special governmental entity of the State of Texas. Regulated by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), the principal functions of a MUD are to finance, construct, own and operate waterworks, wastewater and drainage facilities and to provide utility services to the customers of the district. A MUD is empowered to levy taxes, charge for services, condemn property, operate and own park land, enforce restrictive covenants and make regulations to accomplish it purposes.

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