Water

Phase 1 Waterline Rehabilitation For Cutten Green Section Two

Dear Residents,

Please be advised that Aranda Industries, LLC will commence work in early September on the NWHC MUD 6 Waterline Rehabilitation Project.  Phase 1 of the project will cover the following streets in Section Two:

Project Location

  • Corola Trail Drive (From Water Plant to Greenvale Lane)
  • Galbreath Drive (From Bourgeois Rd to Greenvale Lane)
  • Willgus Trail Lane
  • Altic Lane Ct
  • Glen Lane Ct
  • Seegers Trail Drive
  • Sutter Park Lane

Description of Work

This Project was authorized via contract with NWHC MUD 6, and will replace aging existing waterlines. For a view of the method to be used, go to the link below. This is the least invasive method of pipe replacement for residents.

https://youtu.be/HX5beh0ubGY?si=BVrjx_WuDsOGqg13

Schedule

It is our intent to start mobilization in Early September, with a project timeframe of September 2024 to February 2025. Our work hours are from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday with the possibility of work on Saturdays. The lines will be replaced in segments to limit the service disruption to 1 day in most cases. Door tags will be distributed to the impacted street two weeks prior to commencing work. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and thank you in advance for your cooperation.

Remaining Sections of Cutten Green

The tentative schedule for completion of the rest of Section 2 will be January through June 2025.  Section 1 will tentatively by completed July 2025 through June 2026. These sections will be publicly bid by the District.

If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely,

Gerardo Aranda
Project Manager
Aranda Industries, LLC
garanda@arandaindustries.com
Office: (281) 501-0127

Don’t Flush the “Flushables!”

Dear NWHCMUD 6 Residents and Businesses,

Please do not flush moist/wet wipes and feminine hygiene products down your toilet.

After these items are flushed, they cause problems at various points on their way to the sewer processing plant by clogging lift pumps and can also trigger costly sewer backups.

In addition to affecting the District’s main sewer system, disposing of cooking grease in the kitchen drain causes eventual build-up or blockage within the homeowner’s sewer system.

We thank everyone for their cooperation.

Northwest Harris County MUD #6 Board of Directors

Steps for Winterizing your Home or Business

  • Insulate pipes with insulation sleeves, wrapping or using slip-on foam pipe insulation. Do not leave any gaps without insulation as cold air can affect the pipe in these spaces.
  • Winterize your sprinkler system by turning the water off to your irrigation system and drain your backflow preventer.
  • Maintain a heating source inside the building to protect pipes against cold.
  • Open cabinets underneath faucets.
  • Exterior hose bibs are normally left unattended, disconnect hoses and insulate faucets with covers or blankets.
  • House or Business Shut off valve: Know where your shut off valve is located in case of an emergency. For Homeowners, the valve is usually on the side of the house near the garage. For business owners, the valve is usually on the side of your office building.
  • If you choose to leave a faucet dripping, please only let the faucet drip slowly. NO STEADY STREAMS.
  • If traveling for the Holidays or your business is closed, it is recommended that you turn the water off at the street and drain all your plumbing at your house or business.