Mustang

Mustang Drinking Water Report Info
Colt SUD started as Mustang Water Supply Corporation and was consolidated on May 13, 1966. The company started with 50 associations and 5 Board individuals. Meters were perused by every client and new participations were restricted to accessible capacity in the lines. By 1980, the system had developed to around 400 clients. Likewise that year, the principal enormous stockpiling tank, 20,000 gallons, was set up at Well #2. In 1985, Mustang was granted a Water Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) from the State of Texas to serve more than 100 sq. miles of NE Denton County. In 1992, the Board authorized the acquisition of land at FM 455 and Hwy 377 for the development of the main raised stockpiling tank. The 300,000 gallon tank was raised in 1995. Likewise in 1995, the biggest line to that date, 10? was put along Hwy 377 from FM 455 to Krugerville. In 1996, associations surpassed 1,000 just because. On May 15, 2000, the individuals casted a ballot to change over the Corporation to a Special Utility District, in this way turning into a political subdivision of Texas. The procedure of transformation took two years and the Corporation was officially broken up in 2002. The Kruger Water Works was obtained and the District started service to Krugerville. The Board likewise casted a ballot to name the principal high-capacity siphon station after long-term Boardmember Temple Dane. In July 2001, the Board endorsed contracts with engineers along 380 to share service rights, therefore permitting the development of Fresh Water Supply Districts inside Mustang. These Districts are presently also called Providence, Paloma Creek, and Savannah subdivisions. In 2002, Mustang was granted a Wastewater Certificate of Convenience and Necessity (CCN) for the whole district. In 2004, the primary wastewater clients came online in the Cross Oaks Ranch subdivision. Quick development of Mustang made the requirement for extra office space. In 2006, Mustang held the earth shattering for another office expanding on FM 2931. The new office was opened soon thereafter. In 2011, Mustang went more than 9,000 associations. The ebb and flow system comprises of ten groundwater wells, 2.8 million gallons for every day of surface water capacity, and capacity in three wastewater plants. The biggest undertaking to date is the 2.25 million gallon Byran Rd. raised stockpiling tank, which went into service in 2009. By 2013, Mustang included the 10,000th association. Toward the finish of 2014, there were presently more than 12,500 associations..