LMUD Prepared for PEC’s Planned Power Outage on June 11
LMUD Prepared for PEC’s Planned Power Outage on June 11
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LMUD Hosts Facility Tour to City/District Officials
Water and wastewater services are just a few of the basic (and very important) services that keep our community running, but the intricacies of the process it takes to keep our potable water clean and our wastewater separate are rarely understood. As new City Council members and LMUD Board/Committee members are seated in Lakeway, LMUD…
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Main Line Underway for ODWW Project, Phase 1
Lakeway MUD (LMUD) broke ground today for the main line that will offer the option of wastewater and recycled water services to the homeowners in Phase 1 of the Out of District Wastewater (ODWW) Project. This phase of the project affects approximately 230 single family homes, 81 condos, and 17 empty lots around the Live…
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It’s Time to Check Your Irrigation System
As published in Lakeway Voice, May 2019 . Lakeway MUD: It’s Time to Check Your Irrigation System Spring is finally here and summer is right around the corner! Our area has had a wet winter season so there hasn’t been much need for irrigation, but as you reseed, fertilize, and plant, check to make sure…
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ODWW Project May 9 Public Meetings Overview
Featured Image Photo Credit: Leslee Bassman/Lake Travis View
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ODWW Project Rates and Fees
Below is a breakdown in the rates and fees for those property owners who opt-in to connect their home to the public sewer system as part of the Out of District (ODWW) Project. This is a completely voluntary option to property owners in the affected area (see coverage area map) – no property owner is…
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LMUD wins 2nd Place in Category for 4th of July Parade
In its 44th year, the parade featured a record 140 entrants who walked, rode, danced, and celebrated their way down the parade route.
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Timeline of LMUD Land Sale of 81 Acres
Summary Of the approximate 82.503 acres tract of vacant land with a street address of 1931 Lohmans Crossing Road, Lakeway, Travis County, Texas that was appraised on behalf of owners Lakeway MUD (LMUD): Background The land was originally purchased by Lakeway MUD (LMUD) in 1991 to be in compliance with Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s…
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New Recycled Water Signs Placed Throughout Community
You may have noticed the new purple signs dotted along the walking path down Lakeway Boulevard or in front of some local businesses, churches, or near a stretch of fairway. These have replaced our faded signs indicating that the area is being irrigated with Lakeway MUD (LMUD) recycled water. Recycled water, also known as reuse…
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Galloping Gourmets Annual Thank You Luncheon Pays Tribute to Community Public Servants
Lakeway MUD (LMUD) is privileged to be served by the gracious members of the Galloping Gourmets during their annual “thank you luncheon,” held this year on May 3 at the Lakeway Activity Center. Each year, this group of women, a special interest group within the Women’s Club of Greater Lakeway, prepares and serves a homecooked…
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LMUD Out of District Wastewater Project Public Meetings
As published in Lakeway Voice, April 2019 . LMUD Out of District Wastewater Project Public Meetings Date: Thursday, May 9 Times: 10:30am AND 5:30pm Location: Lakeway Activity Center Description: Lakeway MUD (LMUD), a local water services provider, is hosting two public meetings pertaining to the Out of District Wastewater (OODWW) Project to bring a public…
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Out of District Wastewater Project Public Meetings Scheduled
Two meetings have been scheduled for May 9th at the Lakeway Activity Center to update affected homeowners on the Out of District Wastewater (ODWW) Project.
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Out of District Wastewater Project: Pilot Phase Underway
As published in Lakeway Voice, March 2019 . LMUD Out of District Wastewater Project: Pilot Phase Underway Lakeway MUD (LMUD) has started the pilot phase of the previously announced Out of District Wastewater (OODWW) Project. As of mid-February, nine homes have been successfully switched from operating on their personal septic system to being hooked up…
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LMUD Speaks at ALE Day
Even though the planet can’t run out of water, it is possible for us to run out of clean fresh water.
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LMUD Installs Bill Pay Drop Box At Customer’s Suggestion
Lakeway Municipal Utility District (LMUD) recently installed a bright red Bill Pay Drop Box at the front of their main office building.
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Caring for Your Grinder Pump
Grinder pump systems are used in many neighborhoods where site conditions (such as building elevations and ground slopes) make construction of a conventional “Gravity Sewer System” impractical. A grinder pump works like a household garbage disposal, but on a larger scale: it grinds up wastewater produced in your home (i.e. toilet use, shower, washing machine,…
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LMUD Honors Employees’ Retirement After 19+ Years of Service
At the LMUD Board of Directors Meeting on January 9th, the Board presented a plaque to Michael Look for his 19+ years of service to the organization. Look was responsible for all of the groundskeeping and landscaping maintenance for LMUD the past 7 years. He retired on January 4th. The plaque was a representation of…
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Pilot Phase Underway for ODWW Project
This is a copy of a letter that was sent out to affected homeowners: Lakeway MUD (LMUD), your potable water service provider, has started the pilot phase of the previously announced Out of District (OD) Sewer System Project that is currently or will soon be affecting your street. This letter is just to notify you…
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LMUD Board Recognizes Two Employees for Exceptional Work Ethic During Local Flooding
“But, we were just doing our job,” Mendoza said. “We needed to stay on top of things, monitoring the lake levels, turbidity levels, and storage tank levels. I credit the whole water department for our success in keeping LMUD customers out of a Boil Water Notice…”
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New Rates in Effect for Billing Periods (After Oct 1, 2018)
WATER (In District and Out of District) BASE RATE – monthly FY 2019 Standard Meter $20.0o 1-inch meter $34.00 1.5-inch meter $66.00 2 inch meter $106.00 4-inch meter $334.00 VOLUME RATE – per 1,000 gallons 0 – 15,000 gallons $2.50 15,001 – 30,000 gallons $3.25 30,001 – 50,000 gallons $4.06 50,001 – 80,000 gallons $5.08…
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