Good day Everyone,

Hope all is well. I wanted to share these communications and links with you. While I support the individual MUDs partnering with entities of their choice and the creation of special districts, I have some concerns about the slippery slope of counties shifting drainage responsibilities to MUDs.

This issue is not new to us, however it is complicated and will require serious thought as we maneuver and develop an acceptable strategy moving forward. Please consider reviewing this information and coming to the Cypress Creek Flooding Task Force meeting on September 6^th to become better informed.

Flood water has no boundary or county/district line. Is creating a new overlapping taxing entity the answer or should the existing jurisdictions do their jobs? MUDs are in the process of funding one of the largest water projects in the world. MUDs also have aging water and sewer infrastructure issues of their own, as inflation hits a 40 year high with interest rates on the rise.  Let’s minimize our emotions and make informed thought out decisions as we deal with these very difficult challenges.

Best regards,

Jerry Homan
Water Users Coalition Co-Chair

For more information, click on the following links:

• Letter from Commission Ramsey
• Cypress Creek Flooding, The 160 Million Gambit
• Proposed Cypress Creek Drainage District – Houston Chronicle
• https://cycreekstoptheflooding.com/
• Community Task Force Sets Sights on New Drainage District to Address Cypress Creek Flooding
• Cypress Creek Flooding Taskforce