12/22/2008 — Master site admin
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As you visit this site you will find pieces of information that you may want to add to a Custom Profile. To do that simply click the "add" link that is associated with that information. Once you are finished gathering data simply click "View Custom Report" and that will take you directly to your report. From there you can email, print or create a PDF of that report.
Municipal Utility Districts
Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) can be created by provisions of the Constitution, the Water Code, or Legislative Act. MUDs may help finance the cost of water, wastewater, drainage and detention required for development, usually (but not necessarily) in unincorporated areas. MUDs have the power to levy an ad valorem tax to repay developers for the provisions of needed services plus the operation and maintenance of district facilities. MUDs generally reimburse developers from between 70% to 100% for water, sewer, drainage and detention costs, as well as associated financing costs. Some MUDs have road construction powers as well. MUDs have also recently been given broader powers to provide such additional services as garbage collection, security, and parks construction.