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Committee advances River Ranch Municipal Utility District bill covering roughly 3,500 acres in Williamson County
Summary
The Committee on Local Government reported House Bill 5674 to the full Senate with a recommendation to pass. The bill would create River Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1, covering just under 3,500 acres in Williamson County; it follows template MUD language.
The Committee on Local Government reported House Bill 5674 to the full Senate with a recommendation to pass and be printed.
Senator Nichols explained that House Bill 5674 would create the River Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1, consisting of just under 3,500 acres in Williamson County. Committee members characterized the bill as template language.
There was no public testimony at the committee hearing. Senator Paxton moved the bill be reported to the full Senate with a recommendation that it pass and be printed; the clerk called the roll and the committee recorded five ayes and no nays with one member present not voting. The committee then recommended placement on the local calendar.
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