If you’ve ever felt this way, this article is for you. Most of us in Wells Branch (except Brattonwood & Bratton Glen) are a part of the Wells Branch MUD (also referred to as being In-District). If you live in Wells Branch, and pay your water bill to Wells Branch Municipal Utility District (MUD), you’re in a MUD. You may also be in an HOA or POA. And, in addition to these, we’d really like to have you in the WBNA.
Are you confused yet? Continue reading MUD, HOA, POA, WBNA – WTH?
In order to help pay for MS4 compliance and other drainage maintenance, a new storm water drainage fee of $1.75 per month will be billed through the WB MUD water bills for residential households.
As a municipal separate storm sewer system (MS4), Wells Branch is required to follow and implement certain measures to adhere to new Federal and TCEQ (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality) regulations. MS4 is an “unfunded mandate”; the MUD is required by law to meet these directives, without any federal or state compensation. Continue reading Storm water drainage fee to be added to water bill
Thanks to everyone who came out yesterday: both volunteers and participants. We had a great turnout!
Special thanks to the Bennett family who makes the Easter Egg Hunt happen each year for the WBNA. Lara (WBNA VP) orders all the prizes, stuffs ALL the eggs and organizes the EEH. Her husband Clay, the guy with the bullhorn, runs it. Henry, their sixteen year old is the Easter Bunny (BTW, he’s amazing with the children) and Owen, their youngest, is EB’s bodyguard. We wouldn’t have this event if it weren’t for the Bennetts.