Phase 2 is Underway!


When we turn the faucet on or flush our toilets, we often give little thought to what goes on behind the scenes to ensure that happens without incident. The operation and
maintenance of these systems is always important, but it becomes even more critical during a hard freeze and other weather emergency. MUD 364’s Board of Directors would like to take a moment to shine a light on our operator, Municipal Operations and Consulting (MOC). Keeping the water on during a storm or freeze can be a serious challenge. During our most recent winter storms, MOC worked tirelessly to man the facilities and call centers and provide a fast response to any issues. We all owe them a huge thank you for their outstanding effort.
MUD 365 has completed its inspection of drainage infrastructure underneath the trails. While they did identify some necessary maintenance and repairs, MUD 364 does believe those efforts will not impact the trails themselves. We’ve therefore made the decision to proceed with Phases 2 and 3 of our Trail Project without any further delays. The updated general schedule for each phase is detailed below. Please remember that this schedule is tentative and subject to change.
We are updating this page regularly. Please check back for the latest on the project.
The contractor is progressing swiftly with construction of Phase 1 of the Trail Project! We anticipate the contractor will begin pouring concrete on the sections of Phase 1 that connect to Coles Crossing Drive the week of December 16. The contractor will then pour the sections that connect to Cypress Hall Drive the week of December 23 and the first week of 2025. This preliminary schedule is subject to change due to weather conditions. Check back here for future updates.
Construction of the Trail Project will start up again soon! The contractor will begin working on forming the Phase 1 trail within the next week and will begin pouring the concrete shortly thereafter. We anticipate Phase 1 will be completed in 4 to 5 weeks, weather permitting.
We are waiting for information on what, if any, repairs are needed to drainage infrastructure underneath the trails in Phases 2 and 3. At this time, we do not know how long Phases 2 and 3 will be delayed but are working diligently to keep the project moving forward. We hope to be able to have the information we need to make a decision on how to proceed in the next few weeks.
Continue to check back here for periodic updates.
We will post another update in early December. Please check back.
The Board has heard the community’s frustration with the progress of the Trail Improvement Project and provides the following update on the project schedule:
While the Board understands the community’s frustration on the lengthy trail closure, please know that we continue to press the trail project contractor to work swiftly and are committed to keeping the community informed on the progress and timeline going forward.
Please refer back to this page for future updates on the project and timeline for reopening the trails. The Board will provide an updated general schedule for each phase in the next update.
Demolition of the entire MUD 364 trail system is complete and construction of Phase 1 of the new trail is set to begin within the next two weeks. As a reminder, the entire MUD 364 trail system remains closed until all phases of the project are complete. Please help us keep our project on track by adhering to the closure and staying out of fenced areas, for your safety and the safety of others.
The Board is aware that the sidewalk closure along Coles Crossing Drive, opposite Cypress Hall, has created an inconvenience for children walking and biking to Sampson. We have asked the contractor to complete that stretch of sidewalk as soon as possible to provide more space for pedestrians. We hope to have it reopened in about three weeks, weather permitting.
We will continue to post updates as the project progresses, so please check back regularly.
At its September 16, 2024, Regular Board Meeting, the Board of Directors of the North Harris County Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA) voted to reduce surface water rates and groundwater pumpage fees. The NHCRWA reduced surface water rates from $4.05 to $3.05 per 1,000 gallons and groundwater pumpage fees from $3.60 to $2.60 per 1,000 gallons. The reduced rates went into effect on October 1, 2024.
The NHCRWA fees are set by the NHCRWA Board and charged to all municipal utility districts (MUDs) in the NHCRWA’s jurisdiction, including MUD 364. The fees are passed on to all customers via a line item on the monthly water bill based on your monthly water usage.
For more information about the NHCRWA, please visit their website at: https://www.nhcrwa.com/