Montgomery County
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION Please note that April 3, 2013 is disconnect date for past due balances. Please be sure a payment is in our office by 9 AM to avoid disconnection. Once field personnel leaves the office to do disconnects, an additional fee of $25.00 will be due in addition to the past due amount whether or not service is shut off. Payments can be made by cash, check, money order or VISA or MASTER CARD, $3.00 Processing Fee For Credit Card Payment Disconnect notices are printed on the 19th or 20th of each month and mailed to the residents from the post office. If you do not receive the disconnect notice you need to contact the post office and register a complaint. To assure that your service is not disconnected please contact our office by the last day of the month to inquire of the disconnect date and make payment arrangements if necessary. *** PLEASE MAKE SURE WE HAVE YOUR CURRENT CONTACT NUMBER OR E-MAIL ADDRESS TO RECEIVE ALERT MESSAGES.****. |
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| SURFACE WATER Important information about your Water Production The water district has joined the resource management plan (WRAP) of the San Jacinto River Authority to achieve a (30%) thirty percent reduction in groundwater usage which is required by the Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District of all large volume users in Montgomery County. Joining this WRAP will cost the district $1.25 per 1000 gallons of water we produce beginning in September 2012. Due to water we produce for flushing dead ends and water quality issues we produce slightly more than we sell. We have added 10% to the pass through charge to cover this production. The amount you will see on your bill will be $1.37 per thousand gallons. At some time in the future when we actually start converting the county to surface water this cost will go up. Present projections are somewhere around $2.00 per thousand gallons in 2016 when the surface water treatment plant goes online. The county as a whole is using more water than our underground aquifers can provide. Over production of these resources will eventually cause them to deplete to the point they can no longer supply the counties needs. The present plan is for The Woodlands, Conroe, and several areas along Highway 45 to over convert to surface water while allowing other areas to remain on well water. These costs are assessed so that all users will share equally in the cost of conversion and acquisition of our water supplies. We believe this is the most cost effective way for our water district to meet this conversion deadline. Jackie W. Chance Sr. General Manager |
| SHRED DAY SATURDAY MAY 11, 2013 9 a.m. - 12 $5/Banker's Box Montgomery County, Pct. 3 Recycling Facility 1122 Pruitt Road Spring, TX 77380 |