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Director Election Results
May 12, 2012
***UNOFFICIAL***
The Woodlands MUD 2
Robert H. Leilich
42
Danny J. McCarty
24
Jon Vintzel
11
George T. Jones
27
Montgomery
County MUD 6
Bruce Cunningham
57
David L. English
15
Deborah C. Sargeant
55
Jeff Gannon
40
Ronald Kutsche
99
Robert H. Berglund
57
Montgomery County MUD 7
Datren Williams
20
Bob Hoffmeister
28
Rhenalea Beck
25
Montgomery
County MUD 36
Juan Celaya
4
J. Scott Haynes
175
Walter Colquitt
115
Brent Tucker
119
Mickey Manore
112
Jan Price
163
Montgomery
County MUD 39
Gail Carney
17
Ron Rogers
10
Ron Saikowski
9
T. Jim Matthews
10
Montgomery County MUD 40
Jack Redding
66
Dennis Stieben
37
Bill Bootz
95
Montgomery County MUD 47
Paul Brown
61
Derek McCoy
37
Anthony Cardiel
40
Ken Williams
43
Arthur Bredehoft
57
Montgomery County MUD 60
Henry G. Lewis
9
Randy Scott
33
Albert Tomchesson
76
Lloyd W. Matthews
91
ELECTION NOTICE
Director elections will occur on
May 12, 2012 for The Woodlands
MUD No. 2 and Montgomery County MUD Nos. 6, 7, 36, 39,
40, 47 and 60.
Early voting runs from April 30
to May 8.
Hours for early voting will be 8
a.m. to 4 p.m. Election day voting will be 7 a.m. to 7
p.m. Both early voting and election day voting will
occur at the Water Resources Building located at 2455
Lake Robbins Drive in The Woodlands.
2012 Sample Ballots:
The Woodlands MUD 2
Montgomery County MUD 6
Montgomery County MUD 7
Montgomery County MUD 36
Montgomery County MUD 39
Montgomery County MUD 40
Montgomery County MUD 47
Montgomery County MUD 60
Click to follow the
YouTube link for tree watering tips from the Texas
Forest Service
Tree Watering Tips
Voluntary Reductions Encouraged
Customers are encouraged to water landscapes only as
needed and to do everything practical to eliminate waste
of this vital resource. During fall and winter, local
plants and turf grasses go dormant, so no irrigation
water is required. If drought conditions continue, trees
can be watered every three weeks by slow soaking the
root zone.
Montgomery County continues to face a public
water supply crisis.
Excess lawn watering is known to contribute to
this problem. Take control of your irrigation controller
and remove the automatic setting. Water only as needed.
Be part of the solution, not the problem.
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addresses on Wednesdays and Saturdays
Even addresses on Thursdays and
Sundays
To help deliver this important message on water
restrictions, and convey the value of water as a vital
community resource, restaurants are asked to serve water
only on request. For additional information, please
call 281.367.1271, option 4. Your cooperation is
greatly appreciated.
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WATER USE PROFILE FOR TYPICAL
WOODLANDS CUSTOMER
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New rates have been adopted
that continue to encourage conservation in The Woodlands. The table below shows
usage for the typical
Woodlands customer for each monthly billing cycle.
An additional tier was added with a much higher rate for
usage over 30,000 gallons. To view the water and sewer
rate policies, click
here for the water rates, and
here for the sewer
rates. Usage below 4,000 gallons will actually see a
decrease in your bill!
All1 customers have a maximum
sewer volume applied during summer irrigation use. The
water you use through the winter months determines what you
pay for sewer next summer. So, turn off your sprinkler
systems now to enjoy a low sewer average next summer.
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GALLONS |
TOTAL CHARGE |
| JAN |
5,000 |
$33.15 |
| FEB |
5,000 |
$33.15 |
| MAR |
7,000 |
$39.67 |
| APR |
8,000 |
$42.93 |
| MAY |
10,000 |
$49.46 |
| JUN |
12,000 |
$55.98 |
| JUL |
15,000 |
$65.77 |
| AUG |
15,000 |
$65.77 |
| SEP |
15,000 |
$65.77 |
| OCT |
11,000 |
$52.72 |
| NOV |
7,000 |
$39.67 |
| DEC |
5,000 |
$33.15 |
| TOTAL |
115,000 |
$577.19 |
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1Excluding
MUD No. 2 |
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Water Saving
Device Rebate
We offer a 50%
rebate, up to $150.00, on the purchase and
installation of a rain sensor, ET Smart Controller,
or other water
saving device for your sprinkler
system. A rain sensor will detect the presence
of rain and shut off your system automatically. This alleviates the large problem in The Woodlands
of numerous sprinklers running during a rain event.
The ET Smart Controller offers several ways to save
water. It considers evaporation and
transpiration rates, humidity, temperature and
rainfall before allowing the sprinkler system to
apply water.
The WJPA office
can provide a list of approved water saving devices
and irrigation contractors who install those
devices. The list of contractors can be accessed in PDF
format
here. Contact Customer Service at
281-367-1271 for information on obtaining your
rebate, up to $150.00!
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