Author: TNW MUD

An enthusiastic group of residents and kids participated in Elena’s wildflower seedball toss event this morning at the District’s Terravista detention pond. Her project is guaranteed to add to the existing wildflowers.

The MUD Board thanks Elena for her project and all who attended.

Bluebonnets and other early blooming wildflowers are already popping up. If you haven’t walked the area, come out and walk the trail, enjoy the early wildflowers and, you may see some of the deer and other wildlife that frequent it. You’ll be glad you did.

District website map link,
https://www.tnwmud.org/about/#map

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

The District map details the locations of the Detention Pond Greenspaces:

Reclaimed Water for Irrigation Project Update

The project contractor is waiting for Centerpoint Energy to install and connect 3 new electric meters. Once that is done, the project can be quickly wrapped up. The District’s reclaim irrigation consulting company will then program and test the system before the system is turned on. In the meantime, the District’s landscaper has been doing landscape work including mulching and rock work resetting. Tree and shrub replacements lost during the project, along with hydroseeding and sodding will have to wait until the system goes live.

Toadie, the project’s purple toad mascot, holds court in the park to help raise awareness of the project.

Questions about the project? Send an email to the address below or, better yet, attend a monthly MUD Board meeting and ask your questions to the Board.

Park & Greenspaces

The Terravista detention pond side walls have been over seeded with bluebonnet seed to enhance the spring wildflowers. Wild Texas sunflowers will be seeded in certain spots for an added splash of summer color and food for pollinators and deer.

The District’s Emergency Broadcast Messaging System

Stay informed! District broadcast messages are used to communicate events affecting the District’s water/sewer operation to residents in real time. The system is also used to communicate updates and information to residents.

If you are not receiving critical emergency and routine broadcast messages from the District, there are 4 things you can do to insure you receive them,

1. Check your junk/spam mail folder, if you find them there, move them to your inbox.
2. Verify your email address and mobile number on your water/sewer bill account at https://h2o.starnik.net.
3. Add your email address and mobile number via the District’s website at https://www.tnwmud.org/email-and-text-message-alerts/.
4. If you change your email address or mobile number, be sure to update them using items 2 and 3 above.

Adding alerts@tnwmud.org and +1 (682) 356-5083 to your email and mobile phone  contact lists insures you will receive District broadcast messages.

Note: In addition to an emergency broadcast message, the District’s Operator, H2o Innovation, would place in ground signs at key intersections for water quality issues such as a “Boil Water Notice”.

The District does not post on social media!

Water Plant News

Work continues on the replacement for the District’s aging control room along with other, much needed, structural and safety improvements.  This is a major upgrade to the water plant. Once complete, this work will greatly improve the performance of water plant operations and allow for remote monitoring by the District’s Operator, H2o Innovation.  Work is designed to insure there is no disruption to residential water service during construction which is expected to last into August, 2025.

Monthly MUD Board Meetings

Residents are encouraged to attend monthly Board meetings to learn what’s happening in the District. Regular monthly meetings begin promptly at 6pm, the third Thursday of every month, at the clubhouse unless otherwise stated. Resident input is always the 1st item on the agenda.  Agendas are posted on the clubhouse and on the District website no later than 3 days prior to the meeting.

District Website

Can’t make a meeting?  Looking for information?  Have a concern or question?  Check out the District’s website at https://www.tnwmud.org.  The District’s website is a great source of information for everything going on in the District.

If you don’t find what you’re looking for, email the District at tnw.mud@gmail.com. You will always receive a prompt, accurate, honest  reply!

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

Tom Lovell: President, Park/Green Space Oversight, current term ends 05/2027

Ken Barrett: Vice President, current term ends 05/2027

Rob Sorensen: Secretary and Water Plant/Generator Oversight, current term ends 05/2027

Larry Forrester: Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, current term ends 05/2025

Nannette Burrage: Assistant Secretary, Website Oversight, current term ends 05/2025

 

Elena Prado, daughter of proud parents Mr & Mrs Prado in Terravista, presented her idea for a Girl Scout badge Education project to the MUD Board at last night’s board meeting. Her idea is to make “wildflower seed balls” and toss them on the the banks of the Terravista Detention Pond Greenspace this spring to enhance and add to the existing wildflowers. A simple genius idea by a young lady interested in contributing to the betterment of her community. Elena is a member of Girl Scout Troop 111105. The Board enthusiastically endorsed and supports Elena’s project and looks forward to the additional wildflowers. Several Boy Scouts have done MUD Park improvement projects for the Board over the years but Elena is the first young lady to do a project, the Board couldn’t be happier for her. Congratulations Elena and thanks!

If you haven’t walked the District park and detention ponds lately, take a walk on the wild side, you’ll be glad you did. A map detailing the locations can be found in the District’s website.

Your Terranova West MUD Board

Reclaimed Water for Irrigation Project Update

The project contractor is waiting for Centerpoint Energy to install and connect 3 new electric meters. Once that is done, the project can be quickly wrapped up. The District’s reclaim irrigation consulting company will then program and test the system before the system is turned on. In the meantime, the District’s landscaper has been doing landscape restoration work including mulching and rock work resetting but tree and shrub replacements lost during the project and hydroseeding and sodding will have to wait until the system goes live.

Toadie, the project’s purple toad mascot, holds court in the park to help raise awareness of the project.

Questions about the project? Send an email to the address below or, better yet, attend a monthly MUD Board meeting and ask your questions to the Board.

Park & Greenspaces

The Terravista detention pond side walls have been over seeded with bluebonnet seed to enhance the spring wildflowers. Wild Texas sunflowers will be seeded in certain spots for an added splash of summer color and food for pollinators and deer.

The District’s Emergency Broadcast Messaging System

Stay informed!

District broadcast messages are used to communicate events affecting the District’s water/sewer operation to residents in real time. The system is also used to communicate updates and information to residents.

If you are not receiving critical emergency and routine broadcast messages from the District, there are 4 things you can do to insure you receive them,

1. Check your junk/spam mail folder, if you find them there, move them to your inbox.
2. Verify your email address and mobile number on your water/sewer bill account at https://h2o.starnik.net.
3. Add your email address and mobile number via the District’s website at https://www.tnwmud.org/email-and-text-message-alerts.
4. If you change your email address or mobile number, be sure to update them using items 2 and 3 above.

Adding alerts@tnwmud.org and +1 (682) 356-5083 to your email and mobile phone contact lists insures you will receive District broadcast messages.

Note: In addition to an emergency broadcast message, the District’s Operator, H2o Innovation, would place in ground signs at key intersections for water quality issues such as a “Boil Water Notice”.

The District does not post on social media!

Water Plant News

Work continues on the replacement for the District’s aging control room along with other, much needed, structural and safety improvements. This is a major upgrade to the water plant. Once complete, this work will greatly improve the performance of water plant operations and allow for remote monitoring by the District’s Operator, H2o Innovation. Work is designed to insure there is no disruption to residential water service during construction which is expected to last into August, 2025.

Monthly MUD Board Meetings

Residents are encouraged to attend monthly Board meetings to learn what’s happening in the District. Regular monthly meetings begin promptly at 6pm, the third Thursday of every month, at the clubhouse unless otherwise stated. Resident input is always the 1st item on the agenda. Agendas are posted on the clubhouse and on the District website no later than 3 days prior to the meeting.

District Website

Can’t make a meeting? Looking for information? Have a concern or question? Check out the District’s website at https://www.tnwmud.org. The District’s website is a great source of information for everything going on in the District.

If you don’t find what you’re looking for, email the District at tnw.mud@gmail.com. You will always receive a prompt, accurate, honest reply!

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

Tom Lovell: President, Park/Green Space Oversight, current term ends 05/2027

Ken Barrett: Vice President, current term ends 05/2027

Rob Sorensen: Secretary and Water Plant/Generator Oversight, current term ends 05/2027

Larry Forrester: Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, current term ends 05/2025

Nannette Burrage: Assistant Secretary, Website Oversight, current term ends 05/2025

Here we go again! The seasons 2nd cold wave and hard freeze is coming next week!

Prepare now, wrap exposed pipes and, if you have an irrigation system, it’s a good idea to turn it off and drain your backflow preventer.

The District’s Operator, H2O Innovation, will again be mobilized and standing by to deal with any water main breaks and or water plant issues in Terranova West.

If you experience a water pipe break on your side of your water meter, H2O can only shut off your water at your meter.

To read H2O’s post and tips regarding the freeze, click on https://h2ocustomers.com.

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

To improve communication with residents during an emergency, the District canceled its contract with Classic Messaging for emergency broadcast messages effective December, 2024.

Off Cinco Web Services, the District’s webmaster, has been awarded the new contract. The new system is now live for emergency and routine District broadcast messages. Residents no longer have to opt in for the service, all residents with a valid email address and mobile phone number on their water/sewer bill account will automatically receive emergency and routine messages sent from the District.

If you are not receiving critical emergency and routine broadcast messages from the District, check your junk/spam mail folder and verify your email address and mobile number on your water/sewer bill account at https://h2o.starnik.net.

Adding alerts@tnwmud.org and +1 (682) 356-5083 to your contact list ensures you will receive District broadcast messages.

All resident emails and mobile phone numbers are secure and will never be sold or used for solicitation purposes.

The District does not post on social media

Stay safe, Stay informed!

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

The District’s Operator, H2O Innovation, will be mobilized and standing by to deal with any water main breaks and or water plant issues in Terranova West.

If you experience a water pipe break on your side of your water meter, H2O can only shut off your water at your meter.

To read H2O’s post and tips regarding the freeze, click on https://h2ocustomers.com.

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

The MUD park will reopen to residents effective Saturday, December 21, 2024. The board appreciates your patience during the closure. Questions can be sent to TNW.mud@gmail.com.

Reclaimed Water for Irrigation Project Update

Work continues on the T C Jester corridor at a faster pace now that the Contractor has passed Glenmere Lane.  The contractor is expected to complete work by December 16, 2024 with inspections and a punch list to follow before the MUD Board signs off on the work. Once the District signs off on the contractor’s work, the District’s landscaper will do follow up landscaping work to return all areas to their pre construction state.

Until Junction completes installation of the new smart controller, booster pumps, sprinkler heads, and tests the system, the MUD park and soccer field will remain closed. This is for your safety. In the meantime, consider walking 1 or all 3 of the District’s detention pond greenspaces as marked on the District map link.  https://www.tnwmud.org/about/#map

Questions about the project? Send an email to the address below or, better yet, attend a monthly MUD Board meeting and ask your questions to the Board.

Park & Greenspaces

Fall is a great time to walk the District’s 3 detention pond greenspaces. Deer and other wildlife are active in all 3. For your enjoyment, many enhancements have been added to the Terravista detention pond.

The District’s Emergency Broadcast Messaging System

To improve communication with residents during an emergency, the District has canceled its contract with Classic Messaging for emergency broadcast messages.  Off Cinco Web Services, the District’s web master, has been awarded the new contract.  Once the District goes live with Off Cinco for emergency broadcast in about 30 days, residents will no longer have to opt in to the service, all residents with a valid email address and phone number on their H2o Innovation account will automatically receive emergency and routine messages from the District.

Water Plant News

Work has begun on the planned upgrade to the District’s aging control room along with other, much needed, structural and safety improvements.  This is a major upgrade to the water plant. Once complete, this work will greatly improve the performance of water plant operations and allow for remote monitoring by the District’s Operator, H2o Innovation.  Construction is designed to insure there is no disruption to residential water service during construction which is expected to last into August, 2025.

Monthly MUD Board Meetings

Residents are encouraged to attend monthly Board meetings to learn what’s happening in the District. Regular monthly meetings begin promptly at 6pm, the third Thursday of every month at the clubhouse unless otherwise stated. Resident input is always the 1st item on the agenda.  Agendas are posted on the clubhouse and on the District website no later than 3 days prior to the meeting.

Can’t make a meeting?  Looking for information?  Have a concern or question?

Check out the District’s website at https://www.tnwmud.org.

If you don’t find what you’re looking for, email the District at tnw.mud@gmail.com. You will always receive a prompt, accurate reply!

Your Terranova West MUD Board of Directors

Tom Lovell: President, Park/Green Space Oversight, current term ends 05/2027

Ken Barrett: Vice President, current term ends 05/2027

Rob Sorensen: Secretary and Water Plant/Generator Oversight, current term ends 05/2027

Larry Forrester: Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, current term ends 05/2025

Nannette Burrage: Assistant Secretary, Website Oversight, current term ends 05/2025