Water Pressure Restored, Boil Water Notice Rescinded

Water Pressure Restored, Boil Water Notice Rescinded

5/13/2025, 2:02pm Boil water notices has been rescinded. The required TCEQ lab test confirms there is no need to boil water.  Impacted customers have been notified. 5/11/2025, 4:11pm Boil Water Notice issued to customers in the LMUD Lower Pressure Plane. For more information on Boil Water Notices, please visit our website: www.lakewaymud.org/about-us/about-your-water/boil-water-notices/ 5/11/2025, 3:27pm Earlier…

Native Seed Collection

Native Seed Collection

Craig Bruska, Chair Native Seed Committee, Native Plant Society of TexasLMUD Open House presentation, May 6, 2025 What makes native seeds special is that they evolved here; so did the things that pollinate and eat them. They all work together, living in harmony. Seeds have evolved a long time to adapt to their local environment….

WATER QUALITY LAND APPLICATION PERMIT FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER

WATER QUALITY LAND APPLICATION PERMIT FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER

As published in Lake Travis View, May 7, 2025 NOTICE OF APPLICATION AND PRELIMINARY DECISION FOR WATER QUALITY LAND APPLICATION PERMIT FOR MUNICIPAL WASTEWATER AMENDMENTPERMIT NO. WQ0011495006 APPLICATION AND PRELIMINARY DECISION. Lakeway Municipal Utility District, 1097 Lohmans Crossing Road, Lakeway, Texas 78734, has applied to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for a major…

Smart Meters Lead to Smarter Conservation
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Smart Meters Lead to Smarter Conservation

As published in Lake Travis View, April 2025. One of the most effective ways to ensure sustainable water use is through advancements in water metering technology. Over the past few decades, water metering has evolved significantly, enabling utilities, businesses and residents to make smarter, data-driven decisions in their water use through transparency with unprecedented accuracy….

Being Kind to the Earth: An Earth Day Community Celebration
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Being Kind to the Earth: An Earth Day Community Celebration

Thank you to everyone who attended the event! Families are invited to a free, hands-on Earth Day workshop, “Being Kind to the Earth,” on Saturday, April 12th, 2025 from 11 AM to 1 PM at the Lake Travis Community Library. Hosted by Barbara Achilles Minardi, lead educator at Reach for the Stars ATX, the organization behind…

LMUD Moves to Stage 2 Watering Restrictions March 1
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LMUD Moves to Stage 2 Watering Restrictions March 1

In preparation for spring and summer, to stay ahead of the ongoing drought showing no signs of easing, the LMUD Board of Directors has committed to a move from “Stage 1” to “Stage 2” watering restrictions starting March 1, 2025, requiring LMUD customers to limit their automatic irrigation to 1-day per week on an assigned…

Transforming water management for a sustainable future
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Transforming water management for a sustainable future

As published in Lake Travis View, February 2025 Technology evolves, but water, in its purest form, is a constant need. As the supply and demand for clean water ebbs and flows, methods continue to evolve for treating water to drinking standards and distributing it to local homes and businesses. Policy must follow suit to help…

Waste Not Want Not: Irrigating Your Garden in Central Texas (video)

Waste Not Want Not: Irrigating Your Garden in Central Texas (video)

Paula Wolfel, Grit and Grace GardeningLMUD Open House presentation, September 24, 2024 Waste Not, Want Not, Irrigating Your Garden in Central Texas Presenter: Paula Wolfel, Grit and Grace GardeningPaula will discuss the role of water in plant development and how water moves through plants, soil’s role in irrigation, and how to efficiently provide water to a…

Rainscaping: The next generation of water-wise landscaping (video)

Rainscaping: The next generation of water-wise landscaping (video)

Rob Tyler and Hunter Reed, Ecosystem Regeneration ArtisansLMUD Open House presentation, September 23, 2024 Rainscaping: The next generation of water-wise landscaping Presenters: Rob Tyler and Hunter Reed, Ecosystem Regeneration ArtisansCycles of flash flooding and drought present many challenges for home gardens and our ecosystem. With rainscapes, we can create conditions for plants to thrive in harsh…

Gardening for Pollinators – Low-Maintenance, Low-Water, High-Enjoyment (Video)

Gardening for Pollinators – Low-Maintenance, Low-Water, High-Enjoyment (Video)

Peter Keilty, Bees-For-AllLMUD Open House presentation, September 23, 2024 Gardening for Pollinators – Low-Maintenance, Low-Water, High-Enjoyment Presenter: Peter Keilty, Bees-For-AllBeekeeper and Lakeway resident Peter Keilty’s style of gardening has always been tailored to produce the best possible honey, but over the years his experimentation with native and adapted Texas plants has shown him that our Texas wildlife…

Fall 2024 Open House
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Fall 2024 Open House

All Week: September 23 – 27, with presentations at 10am and 2pm daily, LMUD Administration Office, 1097 Lohmans Crossing Stop in any day this week to peruse a wide assortment of literature and water-saving giveaways. Presentations will be held each day at 10am and 2pm on a variety of water-related topics from landscaping tips to…