Cypress Forest Public Utility District


 
 
UNOFFICIAL PUD DIRECTOR ELECTION RESULTS: 
 
Tom Petrick  341
Roy Riley     120
 
Patrick Finley   161
Fred Jones       291
 
Greg Dicioccio      333
Debbie Jackson    143
Wallace Perry        18
  The Board of Directors will canvass the election results
on Tuesday, May 20, 2008.
   
Letter to the community 3-17-2008
Letter of Intent from JP Raveneaux Partners, LP regarding the proposed development of Kera Village -3-10-2008
Board’s Response to the 1/28 Letter of Intent - 2/13/2008
Letter of Intent from JP Raveneaux Partners, LP regarding the proposed development of Kera Village -1-28-2008
 

 

 

 

Cypress Forest Public Utility District
SAVE THE RAINDROPS Project

Have you ever looked out at one of our legendary rain storms and wished that you could capture that wonderful water to use when you need it for your garden and plants? We’ve had the same thoughts...especially now that the cost of water is increasing and will continue to do so in the months and years ahead.

Cypress Forest PUD has initiated a rainwater harvesting program and we’ve made arrangements to acquire top quality, dark forest green, 75 gallon rain barrels at a very competitive price for our residents and neighbors. We’ll order them directly from the manufacturer to obtain a good discount and pass along the savings to you. These sturdy plastic containers have a screen top to filter debris, an overflow feature, and a hose connection at the bottom to fill a watering can or to drain directly into a flower bed.

For maximum water capture, it is easy to position the barrel near a garage or outbuilding and hook it directly to a downspout. We have also made arrangements for custom built, weather-treated wood stands to keep the barrel off the ground for ease in operation. Lattice can be added (for an extra charge) to screen the barrel on three sides. (The stands start at $45 each.)

Order your rain barrel today...please use the contact form to request an official order form.

 

 

Effective Feb. 1, 2008

 
 

 

Here's some news about the cost of water...

The cost of water is going up. We have been talking about water and all the changes on the horizon for several years now, but like other socio/economic trends - the Graying of America, for example - we don't pay much attention until the situation is upon us or it hits us in the pocketbook.

For many years, the Cypress Forest PUD -- we're the folks who provide our drinking water and sewer services -- has managed to avoid passing along the increased costs of delivering drinking water and treating wastewater to our customers. Several factors have converged in recent months, however, that have made it necessary to adjust rates for water and for irrigation.


Houston Chronicle -- Spring/Klein/Tomball News
Trail project could link northwest parks

Extension would add Kickerillo area
By KIM JACKSON



 

 

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