Highlights of Pecan Grove MUD Meeting – January 27, 2026
The regular monthly meeting of the Pecan Grove Municipal Utility District was held at the Pecan Grove MUD Administration/Community Building at noon on January 27, 2025. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. in the PGMUD Community/Administration building.
PGVFD Report – January 2026
The PGVFD is planning to transition to an Emergency Services District (ESD) to better protect our fire service areas.
Parks and Facilities Report
The pool is still open for lap swimming in the mornings, but with no lifeguards. A new contract for lifeguards for 2026 has been solicited. In the small pool, the filter, sand and pump have been replaced. In the fitness center, the floor has been replaced with cushioned floors and the new workout equipment has been installed.
The toilets in the men’s room at Pecan Grove Park had to be replaced due to vandalism.
Remember that key-card access to the pool, workout room, and tennis courts is now required. To maintain an active card, renewal payments must be made at the MUD office.
The Club at Pecan Grove
Though we are on our new irrigation system, we are still having small leaks and minor repairs being done.
Grove greens are now open. This will help in providing increased golf revenue.
Sean (new Course Super) and his crews have been continuing to selectively trim trees on the course.
Sean was contacted about a drainage issue for a home owner on the course. It is an area where the ground has settled. It is being remedied with a small trench to the ditch close by.
The clubhouse is going well. We are in the process of some enhancements in the ladies restroom.
The marketing program is ongoing. They have been very successful in bringing new traffic into the club. Combined with the insert that went out with the water bill, we have seen a strong improvement in The Turn.
The temporary sign is still in front of the club. We intend to replace it with something a bit better in the next month. It has been helping in raising awareness of the restaurant being open to the public.
Despite the holidays, the golf traffic was solid. As previously mentioned, the opening of the Grove 9 will only help.
We hosted several events at the club including a few Quincenaras. They have been very strong events for us.
We have reworked our agreement with GolfNow. They are the online seller for our extra tee times. We are now a featured course in the area. We have updated our photos to show the improved playing conditions.
The total neighborhood rounds number was 810 in December. With the Grove 9 opening, we expect stronger numbers in the next few months. Simple math tells you, it is a 50% increase in the number of playable holes.
Operator Report – Si Environmental, LLC
Water Accountability
Percent Accountability: 92.9%
Surface Water Treatment Plant (SWTP) Capacity: 65.6%
Total Metered Water: 49,876,000
Amount Produced | SW 36.818M 68.5%| Ground 16.5898 31.5% 53,716,000
Amount Unaccounted for 3,840,000
Amount Used for Maintenance, Est. 31,000
Amount Used Due to Known Leaks, Est. 3,045,000
Adjusted Accountability: 99.1%
December 2025 testing showed that the drinking water and wastewater systems met the state and federal compliance standards for disinfection and there were no permit excursions for the month.
Repairs or replacement completed in December 2025 include: repair of the SWTP lift station pump #1; purchase of a skid valves for inventory was made; replacement of the on-site lift pump #2.
Items in process are: replacement at the SWTP of the high service pump #3 repair and replace its motor; purchase of parts to repair the rectangular collector at the SWTP; replacement of the of the belt press booster pump at the SWTP; replacement of the WWTP RAS #2 pump; the repair of the water plant #1 booster pump and motor; the repair of the backhoe.
New requested actions that the board approved were: the purchase of spare parts for the new SWTP belt press; replacement of Skid B backwash strainer at the SWTP; replacement of booster pump #3 at water plant #1; replacement the water plant #2 pressure sustaining meter.
During February the SWTP will be off line for its annual maintenance cycle. The annual exchange of the GAC is also scheduled.
An emergency authorization was granted to replace the wooden fence with a chain link fence due to repeated vandalism. The constable’s office is pursuing this criminal mischief event. The new fence has been installed.
Old water meters continue to be replaced, with 20 replaced this month for a total of 1,836 replaced to date since January 2023.
SI Enviro is seeking 3rd party damage claims for damages caused by one outside contractor working for other parties; and a reimbursement for tapping into a fire hydrant without going through a meter. Some of the 3rd party companies have planned to pay what they owe.
Residents are urged to call Si Enviro first if there is an outside water leak (832) 490-1601.
