Highlights of Pecan Grove MUD Meeting – June 30, 2026
The regular monthly meeting of the Pecan Grove Municipal Utility District was held at the Pecan Grove MUD Administration/Community Building at 12:00 p.m. on June 30, 2026. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 28, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. in the PGMUD Community/Administration building.
Precinct One Constable Report for June 2026
PGVFD Report – June 2026 – All Neighborhoods
Opening Remarks by Residents
One resident expressed concern about the Muscovy ducks, which are an invasive species and which negatively impact native species. The concern was discussed later in the meet-ing.
Bond Sale
Austin Ficken of Masterson Advisors advised the board about the $4,000,000 bond sale that occurred June 30, 2026. We received an outstanding interest rate of 3.952715% on these 20-year bonds.
Parks and Facilities Report
The installation of a new section of fence at Belin Park is in progress.
The pool hours are now 11 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Key cards continue to be issued with a total of 1,119 active cards so far. On May 26th the Fort Bend County Health Inspector completed a routine site visit with no issues noted. New signage was added with emergency contact data.
The mirrors in the Fitness Center will be repaired or replaced due to damage. The damaged flooring was repaired. Knobs on some equipment were replaced due to theft.
The Club at Pecan Grove
Preparations for the Plantation Greens; including the basamide treatment. Remember to stay away from the greens during this time. We are improving the playability of Plantation number 2 during the greens work. There will be improved approach areas going up to the playing sur-face and leveling of the area immediately in front of the green.
The Club is enhancing its investment in the irrigation system by removing some of the older sprinkler heads to improve coverage around all the greens on Plantation and Grove. The Club is in planning stages for the irrigation system and greens project for Pecan. We expect the irri-gation project to begin this winter when water demands are much lower. The greens project is tentatively scheduled for June of 2027.
The Club is in the process of acquiring additional maintenance equipment; including a spread-er and aerator. We are also looking at a mower attachment to mow the steep banks around places like the lakes. The Club is going green by adding some grass carp to eat the algae and plant life in the lakes. These are sterile fish provided by the Texas Fish and Wildlife Department.
The Club completed the landscape renovation in the front area around the parking lot. The next project up front is the front sign. The Club is working on plans to remodel the locker rooms.
The club Member/Guest Tournament will be September 25 – 26. There will be a maximum of 40 teams (80 players). This will not be an MGA event. The club will run this tournament.
The Club is still working on the duck issue. Residents should refrain from feeding them be-cause they are a health hazard and an invasive species that drives native wildlife, like song-birds, from their habitat.
Membership continues to trend positively. Since the beginning of the fiscal year (10/01/25), we have gained more than 60 golf members.
The total neighborhood rounds number was 701 in May. The closure of Grove and the con-stant rain affected this number dramatically. We expect this number to stay down during the ongoing work on the Plantation course.
Operator Report – Si Environmental, LLC
- May Water Accountability: 99.2%
- Total Metered Water: 47.230 million gallons
- Surface Water: 27.554 million gallons (57.9%)
- Ground Water: 20.041 million gallons (42.1%)
- Total Water Produced: 47.595 million gallons
- Unaccounted Water: 298,000 gallons
- Estimated Maintenance Usage: 165,000 gallons
- Estimated Known Leak Usage: 204,000 gallons
- Adjusted Accountability: 100%
May 2026 testing showed that the drinking water and wastewater systems met the state and federal compliance standards for disinfection and there were no permit excursions for the month.
Repairs or replacement completed in May 2026 include: replacement of the Skid B backwash strainer; replacement of the Skid A and C controllers; at WWTP replacement of the RAS pump #1
Items in process for May are: At the SWTP replacement of the rectangular collector; replacement of the Raw Water Gravity Feed Actuator; replacement of the return sludge pump #2; purchase of main collector sprockets; replacement the high service pump; repair of Water Plant #1 booster pump and motor #4; purchase of drive chains for the main collectors.
New requested actions that the board approved were: at the SWTP — Repair of the low lift pump #1; repair of Water Plant #3 booster pump #4: replacement of the SO^2^ backup Smart regulator.
Expenses for emergency work in May included replacement of the outrigger cylinders for the backhoe; replacement of the non-potable pump #2 at the WWTP.
Old water meters continue to be replaced, with 14 replaced this month for a total of 1,913 replaced to date since January 2023.
Residents are urged to call Si Enviro first if there is an outside water leak (832) 490-1601.
