Fulshear MUD 1

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Fulshear Municipal Utility District No. 1 of Fort Bend County (the "District") is a municipal utility district created in 2007 by the Texas Legislature. The District contains approximately 671 acres of land and is located in Fort Bend County approximately 30 miles west of downtown Houston. The District is located wholly within the corporate boundaries of the City of Fulshear.

The District is constructing water, sanitary sewer, drainage, road and parks & recreational facilities to serve Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek, a master-planned community.

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Preparing for Winter Weather

Believe it or not, winter will soon be upon us. In Southeast Texas, that sometimes means experiencing cold or even freezing temperatures. Please see below for helpful tips to protect your home and plumbing when temperatures drop.

During a cold weather event, if you experience any issues with pipe bursts or very low water pressure, please contact the City of Fulshear's 24-hour emergency service line, at 281-346-1796.

For more information, please visit the City of Fulshear's, utilities website

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Eastern Drainage Channel Erosion Control Work

Fulshear MUD 1 is working with our neighboring district, Fulshear MUD 2, on the design for erosion control work on the drainage channel east of the District’s boundaries behind Trickle Creek Court. We also have worked to secure federal funding for the project pursuant to a grant from the Natural Resources Conservation Service.

The Fulshear MUD 1 Board recently received reports of residents and their children accessing the drainage channel area behind Trickle Creek Court. Please be advised that the drainage channel area currently is CLOSED due to the potentially hazardous condition caused by the ongoing channel erosion. The District has erected barriers on its property behind Trickle Creek ourt. Only authorized District maintenance personnel are allowed to enter the area. Accordingly please stay clear of the area until the erosion control work is completed and the barriers are removed.
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If you have any questions about the erosion control project, please contact Fulshear MUD 1’s engineer, Pape-Dawson Engineers, at 713-428-2400.

Notice to
Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek Residents:

It has come to the District's attention that there may be some confusion regarding allowable uses of District property adjacent to residential lots, particularly the property located behind residential lots along Fulshear Creek. The purpose of this notice is to provide clarification to residents, and homebuilders, within the District regarding such property owned by the District.

Any property located outside of a homeowner's property line, and owned by the District, should not be cleared, landscaped, or otherwise improved or utilized for any such use without specific authorization from the District. One of the most important functions of the District is to provide drainage facilities and services within its boundaries. As such, it is important that the drainage channel, known as Fulshear Creek, and the area adjacent to Fulshear Creek remain free of debris or improvements of any kind (for example, gardens, benches, sheds, etc.) in order to provide appropriate and necessary drainage to the subdivision. Residents are encouraged to contact the District to report any illegal dumping, including dumping of construction debris, or any unauthorized use of property located behind residential lots along Fulshear Creek. Additionally, in order to prevent erosion to the area behind residential lots along Fulshear Creek, clearing along property adjacent to Fulshear Creek is prohibited.

Additionally, trees located on District property, including trees along Fulshear Creek, are owned and maintained by the District. However, any tree limbs or branches hanging over a resident's fence, or otherwise encroaching on a resident's property, may be trimmed or removed by the resident up to the point of such resident's property line or fence. Residents are encouraged to contact the District with any concerns about trees on District property that appear to be dead or diseased, or otherwise display characteristics that present a possible danger of falling on its own or if exposed to naturally occurring external force. The District has implemented procedures to address any such issues in a timely manner.

The policies and procedures for a request for right of entry onto District property can be found here.

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

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