Back to Public Records SearchCrystal Clear Special Utility District Full Budget Trend →ELECTED / WON00 .00 1,823.00 823.00 ,735,785.00 ,735,785.00 $8 $8 026 26 02 20 20 3-2 23 2 7- 07 0 Crystal Clear Special Utility District Expenditure Statement:2025 - 2026 for Accounting Period 4/30/2026 Account Number Account Description Budget Activity this Period Expenditure YTD Remaining Budget Total Main Category 80200 Expense - Insurance $847,000.00 $47,704.00 $479,081.65 $367,918.35 Total Main Category 80300 Bond Payments $644,500.00 $0.00 $375,042.74 $269,457.26 Total Main Category 80301 PrincipalOrder Authorizing Early Debt Service Defeasance & Retiring Principal to Save Taxpayer InterestWater System Extension Ownership, Dedication, and Maintenance Responsibility, including Maintenance Bond. (a) Acceptance and Conveyance of Water System Extension. Water System Extension completion shall occur on the date when the District reasonably determines that the Water System Extension improvements to the point of interconnection with the On-Site Distribution System improvements have been completed and are capable of providing the water service as required under this Agreement. Upon properUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Resolution authorizing for potential condemnations Property ID (167409), Property ID (56280), Property ID (56279), Property ID (56284), Property ID (139768), Property ID (56315), Property ID (56316), Property ID (56317) Director Velasquez motioned that CCSUD authorizes the power of eminent domain to acquire the land described in exhibit 2 for the purpose of constructing a water line, Director Raska seconded the motion, Director Trant and Director Patterson bothLONG-TERM OBLIGATIONS Bonds, notes and capital leases are recorded as liabilities on the statement of net position. Bond issue costs and premiums are expensed in the period they are incurred. Bonds payable are reported net of the applicable bond premium or discount. Interest costs are expensed during the construction period.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Resolution authorizing for potential condemnations Property ID (167409), Property ID (56280), Property ID (56279), Property ID (56284), Property ID (139768), Property ID (56315), Property ID (56316), Property ID (56317)Water System Extension Ownership, Dedication, and Maintenance Responsibility, including Maintenance Bond. (a) Acceptance and Conveyance of Water System Extension. Water System Extension completion shall occur on the date when the District reasonably determines that the Water System Extension improvements to the point of interconnection with the On-Site Distribution System improvements have been completed and are capable of providing the water service as required under this Agreement. Upon proper5 Update and possible direction to Staff regarding the Authority’s 2026 funding opportunities. ~ Graham Moore, P.E., Executive Director Background/Information Below are the same tables presented in February noting the current Funding Summary compared to projected cost by project followed by the current funding application amounts. The TWDB has not progressed the funding applications further at this time. Staff, along with the Financial Advisors and Bond Counsel completed the Financial ApplicatioBUDGET An operating budget is adopted each fiscal year for the District. The budget is adopted on a cash basis of accounting internally and converted to accrual basis for financial reporting. Additional budgetary information is provided in the required supplementary information.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Resolution authorizing for potential condemnationsUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Resolution authorizing for potential condemnationsWater System Extension Ownership, Dedication, and Maintenance Responsibility, including Maintenance Bond. (a) Acceptance and Conveyance of Water System Extension. Water System Extension completion shall occur on the date when the District reasonably determines that the Water System Extension improvements to the point of interconnection with the On-Site Distribution System improvements have been completed and are capable of providing the water service as required under this Agreement. Upon properResolution Expanding Homestead & Over-65 / Disabled Taxpayer Ad Valorem ExemptionUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Resolution authorizing or potential condemnationsResolution Adopting Zero-Based Departmental Budget Caps & Freezing Administrative OverheadOverview of District Annexation Process – No action requested/No action taken.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: New Impact Fee Study Treasurer Cash moved to approve the Staff for purchase of option A for Waterworth Software. Vice-President Benavides seconded the motion. The motion passed.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: New Impact Fee StudyGrievance Procedures The District’s standard policy for any and all claims filed is that the District is a political subdivision of the State of Texas and as such enjoys immunity from suit and liability for alleged claims; the District does not intend to waive its immunity protections beyond waiver pursuant to the Texas Tort Claims Act. In addition to the procedure provided in sections 101.101-101.107 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, any aggrieved party will have an opportunity to Temporary Service Charges (A) Hydrant Meter Rental A non-refundable rental fee shall be charged for temporary water service issued for use of a hydrant meter. Applicants shall also pay water rates defined in Section G 8. (A.) and all other applicable fees or charges set forth in these Rules and Regulations. Service may be denied by the District during stages of drought. (B) Hydrant Meter Deposit At the time an application for service is approved, the Applicant shall pay a Deposit to be held by tService within Subdivisions……………………………………………………..42 SECTION G: RATES AND SERVICE FEES…………………………………………………..44Facilities Design Design Requirements. Upon receipt of a completed Feasibility Study Service Application packet and Feasibility Study Fee, the District shall study the design requirements of the Applicant’s/Assignee’s required facilities before preparing a NSSA in accordance with the following: (A) The District’s consulting engineer may design, or review and approve, plats and plans for all on-site facilities for the Applicant’s/Assignee’s requested service in accordance with the District’s specService within Subdivisions The District’s obligation to provide service to any customer located within a project governed by this Section F is limited to the service specified in the NSSA. The Applicant/Assignee is responsible for paying for all costs necessary to provide non-standard service to a project as determined by the District under the provisions of these Rules and Regulations, and in particular, the provisions of this section and the NSSA. Should the Applicant fail to pay these costs,Temporary Service Charges (A) Hydrant Meter Rental A non-refundable rental fee shall be charged for temporary water service issued for use of a hydrant meter. Applicants shall also pay water rates defined in Section G 8. (A.) and all other applicable fees or charges set forth in these Rules and Regulations. Service may be denied by the District during stages of drought. (B) Hydrant Meter Deposit At the time an application for service is approved, the Applicant shall pay a Deposit to be held by tNotifications to the Public The District shall actively inform the public when this plan is adopted, implemented and/or revised. The General Manager or his/ her designee shall notify the public by means of: • Notation on customer mailed billing • Social media • CCSUD webpage • CCSUD blast message • Signs posted at CCSUD office • Signs posted at the entrance of major subdivisions • CCSUD newsletters The General Manager or his/ her designee shall also notify directly, or cause to be notified direcAll new developments and subdivisions on land within the District’s certificated service area shall be required to connect to the District’s wastewater system when feasible and in the District’s discretion. The provision of water service by the District to any new subdivision or development without requiring wastewater collection facilities to be constructed therein shall be considered an exception, requiring compelling evidence that the public health and environment will be protected for the loOther Fees (A) All services outside the normal scope of utility operations that the District may be compelled to provide at the request of a customer shall be charged to the recipient based on the cost of providing such service. (B) If an existing customer subdivides its property or otherwise transfers a portion of the customer's property to another, whether according to an approved plat or otherwise, the customer must notify the District. If the transferee of such property seeks service, the tThe District prohibits the installation of private on-site wastewater holding or treatment facilities on land within the district that is within the boundaries of a District wastewater certificate of convenience and necessity that authorizes and obligates the District to provide service on tracts smaller than 1 acre. All new developments and subdivisions on land within the District’s wastewater certificated service area shall be required to connect to the District’s wastewater system when feasibService within Subdivisions The District’s obligation to provide service to any customer located within a project governed by this Section F is limited to the service specified in the NSSA. The Applicant/Assignee is responsible for paying for all costs necessary to provide non-standard service to a project as determined by the District under the provisions of these Rules and Regulations, and in particular, the provisions of this section and the NSSA. Should the Applicant fail to pay these costs,Other Fees (A) All services outside the normal scope of utility operations that the District may be compelled to provide at the request of a customer shall be charged to the recipient based on the cost of providing such service. (B) If an existing customer subdivides its property or otherwise transfers a portion of the customer's property to another, whether according to an approved plat or otherwise, the customer must notify the District. If the transferee of such property seeks service, the tFacilities Design Design Requirements. Upon receipt of a completed Feasibility Study Service Application packet and Feasibility Study Fee, the District shall study the design requirements of the Applicant’s/Assignee’s required facilities before preparing a NSSA in accordance with the following: (A) The District’s consulting engineer may design, or review and approve, plats and plans for all on-site facilities for the Applicant’s/Assignee’s requested service in accordance with the District’s specGrievance Procedures The District’s standard policy for any and all claims filed is that the District is a political subdivision of the State of Texas and as such enjoys immunity from suit and liability for alleged claims; the District does not intend to waive its immunity protections beyond waiver pursuant to the Texas Tort Claims Act. In addition to the procedure provided in sections 101.101-101.107 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, any aggrieved party will have an opportunity to Effective Date. This Agreement shall be effective from and after the date of execution by the last Party to execute this Agreement (the “Effective Date”).Service Trip Fee The District may charge a Service Trip Fee for any service call or trip to a customer’s tap as a result of a request by the customer/tenant/owner/property management company, unless the service call concerns plie p agreement agreemen hat the agre hat the agr nt bill(s) du nt bill(s) d Retu Retu Board tal al to pay f o pay quirement uirement ee/Paym ee/Paym d to pa d to p Meeting r customer ustome ustomer acco mer ac Quality ( Qualit r 07-23-2026 es fo es f s of whethe s of whethConstruction of the Water System Extension. (a) Customer shall select a contractor to construct the Water System Extension that has satisfactorily completed five projects of similar scope and size in the past five years and shall provide the District evidence thereof. No construction will commence until plans and specifications for the Water System Extension have been submitted to and approved by the TCEQ and any other required regulatory agency, as may be required by law, if any such approval iSuccessors and Assigns. This Agreement shall be binding on and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, successors and permitted assigns of the parties.Amendment. Board Meeting Packet 06/03/2026 Crystal Clear SUD – Palomino Alpha NSSA No amendment of this Agreement shall be effective unless and until it is duly approved by each Party and reduced to a writing signed by the authorized representatives of the District and Customer, respectively, which amendment shall incorporate this Agreement in every particular not otherwise changed by the amendment.Severability. The provisions of this Agreement are severable, and if any word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or other part of this Agreement or the application thereof to any person or circumstance shall ever be held by any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unconstitutional for any reason, the remainder of this Agreement and the application of such word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or other part of this Agreement to other persons or circumstances Crystal Clear SUD is working on restructuring the water loss report data to mirror the annual TWDB water loss audit in efforts to more accurately represent our water loss.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Kingsbury Waterline Project – Recommendation of Award of Contract President Reininger moved that the Board of Directors approve Award for the Kingsbury Pipeline Phase II Project to JM Pipeline, LLC in the amount of $807,185.00. Treasurer Cash seconded the motion. The motion passed.Back-Billing If a customer was undercharged, the District may back bill the customer for the amount which was under billed. The back billing shall not exceed six (6) months unless such undercharge was the result of meter tampering, bypass, or diversion of service by the customer as defined in subsections 21 and 22 below of Section E. If the under billing is $25 or more, and the undercharge was not the result of tampering, the District shall offer to enter into a Deferred Payment Agreement with 16% 5,167,445 No Change in Revenue from Approved FY2026 Budget Less Estimated Total Expenditures 23,468,040 19,498,159Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Nueces River Authority Option AgreementUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: FY2026 Legal Expenditures. Board discussed where the District stands on the expenditures for legal expenses. Jennifer reviewed the numbers as of July 31, 2026, explaining we are over budget approximately $50k.Conflict. In the event there is determined to be a conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the provisions in the District’s Rules and Regulations governing the same matter, the Rules and Regulations shall prevail.Use in Excess of Phase Commitment and Limitations on Use. At or near to the point of delivery, as is established in Exhibit E, and as a component of the Water System Extension, Customer will design and construct facilities that automatically limit the quantity of water that may be delivered in GPM so that Customer cannot exceed the volume committed to Customer in the phasing schedule attached hereto as Exhibit C. It shall be a material breach of this Agreement by Customer if Customer takes more Deferred Payment Agreement The District may enter into a Deferred Payment Agreement, not to exceed a term of six (6) months. These payment arrangements must be set up prior to 5PM on the due date (10th) for the month when the payment is due. These payment arrangements may be made for water consumption only. The customer must pay the base rate and applicable fees prior to a Deferred Payment Agreement being initiated. There will be a $10 per month administrative fee for each month the arrangemeO. Box 1301, Austin, TX 78767 Date Proposal Received 5/12/2026 5/12/2026 5/12/2026 5/12/2026 5/12/2026 5/12/2026 5/12/2026 Scoring Summary Total Score - Reviewer 1 71 84 91 63 80 68 72 Total Score - Reviewer 2 71 86 90 60 80 65 68 Combined Total of Scores 142 171 182 123 161 133 139 Combined Scores Average 71 85 91 61 80 66 70 Rank 17 4 1 22 9 21 18 Board Meeting Packet 06/03/2026 Crystal Clear SUD Old Bastrop Water Main Proposal Evaluation Results Bid Number Company Name Location Date Proposal 2% Percent of Total Revenues BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 See Independent Auditor’s report. 46 TSI-8. BOARD MEMBERS, KEY PERSONNEL, AND CONSULTANTS FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2025 Complete Entity Mailing Address: 2370 FM 1979, San Marcos, TX 78666 Entity Business Telephone Number: 830-372-1031 Submission Date of the most recent Registration Form: May 2021 Limit of Fees of Office that a Trustee may receive during a fiscal year: $7,200 Term of Office Fees of (Elected or Office Expense AppointedResolution Releasing Unused Public Utility Easements & Returning Right-of-Way to Private LandownersEntire Agreement. This Agreement, including any exhibits attached hereto and made a part hereof, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties relative to the subject matter of this Agreement. All prior agreements, covenants, representations, or warranties, whether oral or in writing, between the parties are merged herein.Amendment. No amendment of this Agreement shall be effective unless and until it is duly approved by each Party and reduced to a writing signed by the authorized representatives of the District and Customer, respectively, which amendment shall incorporate this Agreement in every particular not otherwise changed by the amendment.Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in any number of and by different parties hereto on separate counterparts, all of which, when so executed, shall be deemed an original, but all such counterparts shall constitute one and the same agreement. Any signature delivered by a Party by facsimile or electronic transmission (including email transmission of a PDF image) shall be deemed to be an original signature hereto. (Signature Pages Follow) CCSUD Board ecute cute agreemen reemen ng email t 25 MGD (b) Unless the prior approval of the District is obtained, Customer shall not: (1) construct or install additional water lines or facilities to service areas outside the Property; (2) add any additional lands to the Property for which water service is to be provided pursuant to this Agreement and pursuant to which a higher level of water service would be required; (3) connect or serve any person or entity who, in turn, sells water service directly or indirectly to another person or entityCCSUD. To the fullest extent allowed by law, CCSUD agrees on behalf of itself and its successors and assigns to defend, save and hold harmless Kyle and Kyle’s trustees, officers, directors, and employees from and against any and all claims, losses, expenses, costs, demands, judgments, causes of action, suits, and liability in tort, contract or any other basis and of every kind and character whatsoever (including but not limited to all costs of defense, such as fees and charges of attorneys, expeConflict. In the event there is determined to be a conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the provisions in the District’s Rules and Regulations governing the same matter, the Rules and Regulations shall prevail.Kyle. To the fullest extent allowed by law, Kyle agrees on behalf of itself and its successors and assigns to defend, save and hold harmless CCSUD and CCSUD’s Board Meeting Packet 06/03/2026 3 officers, directors, and employees from and against any and all claims, losses, expenses, costs, demands, judgments, causes of action, suits, and liability in tort, contract or any other basis and of every kind and character whatsoever (including but not limited to all costs of defense, such as fees and chMonthly Interim Clarification Special Assessment O&M Expense of $5,980.93 , which shall consist of all fixed and rental costs associated with the measures taken by ARWA on an interim basis pending completion of Phase 1C/1D of the ARWA project and attributable to Kyle’s portion of CCSUD’s entitlement to potable water supply as if Phase 1B of the ARWA Project had performed as intended by the Sponsoring Public Entities to the ARWA Contract. Kyle and CCSUD expressly acknowledge that the monthly spe25 MGD (b) Unless the prior approval of the District is obtained, Customer shall not: (1) construct or install additional water lines or facilities to service areas outside the Property; (2) add any additional lands to the Property for which water service is to be provided pursuant to this Agreement and pursuant to which a higher level of water service would be required; (3) connect or serve any person or entity who, in turn, sells water service directly or indirectly to another person or entityUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Kingsbury Waterline Project - Recommendation of Award of ContractApprove long-range goals; ii. Approve annual objectives as part of budget development; iii. Ensure the performance of annual audit of District accounts; and, iv. Employ the General Manager. ARTICLE IV. GENERAL MANAGER SECTION 1. The General Manager is vested with full authority to discharge the responsibilities of the office under the direction of the Board and subject to the policies established by the Board of Directors. The General Manager shall specifically be responsible for the following Use in Excess of Phase Commitment and Limitations on Use. At or near to the point of delivery, as is established in Exhibit E, and as a component of the Water System Extension, Customer will design and construct facilities that automatically limit the quantity of water that may be delivered in GPM so that Customer cannot exceed the volume committed to Customer in the phasing schedule attached hereto as Exhibit C. It shall be a material breach of this Agreement by Customer if Customer takes more Update/Discussion/Possible Action: FY2026 Legal Expenditures.Owners and Tenants The owner of property designated to receive service according to the terms of these Rules and Regulations is responsible for all fees and charges due the District for service provided to such property. If an owner has an existing billing agreement for rental accounts, the District may bill a tenant for service as a third party, but the owner remains fully responsible. No new alternate billing agreements will be allowed. As specified herein, deposits shall be paid by both the Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in any number of and by different parties hereto on separate counterparts, all of which, when so executed, shall be deemed an original, but all such counterparts shall constitute one and the same agreement. Any signature delivered by a Party by facsimile or electronic transmission (including email transmission of a PDF image) shall be deemed to be an original signature hereto. (Signature Pages Follow) Board Meeting Packet 06/03/2026 Crystal Clear SUD 5 Consider adoption of resolution requesting financial assistance from the Texas Water Development Board and Contractor’s Act of Assurance Resolution for the Authority’s Carrizo System Expansion projects; authorizing the filing of an application for assistance; and making certain findings in connection herewith. Mr. Sherman asked for confirmation that each entity must approve the funding resolutions before debt is issued. Mr. Moore responded that this is correct and that this typically occurHerzog EST Land Purchase: Purchase Agreement in review with landowner. Several smaller scopes of WNSSAs are in negotiations. The following development(s) are currently in design and/or construction with IWS (Integrated Water Services) • Kyndwood: ongoing ]Staff continue planning along with M&S Engineering on Board approved CIP projects. Please don’t hesitate to ask me about these if you would like more information. CCSUD inspectors each have several developments in different stages from wastewaDispute Resolution. In the event of a dispute under this Agreement, the complaining Party will serve upon the other Party a written notice summarizing the nature of the dispute, and the Parties involved will cooperate in good faith to informally resolve such dispute. If the Parties are unable to informally resolve such dispute after 30 business days following the date of the notice of dispute, the parties will attempt to resolve the dispute by employing non-binding mediation utilizing a mutuallyNon-Standard Service Agreement……………………………………………….40Contractor Selection and Qualification………………………………………….41Deferred Payment Agreement……………………………………………………22CIP-Kingsbury Phase II: NTP given. Contractor Mobilizing April 27, 2026Order Awarding Non-Competitive Professional Services Contract & Expanding Capital DebtCounterparts. This Agreement may be executed in any number of and by different parties hereto on separate counterparts, all of which, when so executed, shall be deemed an original, but all such counterparts shall constitute one and the same agreement. Any signature delivered by a Party by facsimile or electronic transmission (including email transmission of a PDF image) shall be deemed to be an original signature hereto. (Signature Pages Follow) Crystal Clear SUD – Palomino Alpha NSSA IN WITNESS25 MGD (b) Unless the prior approval of the District is obtained, Customer shall not: (1) construct or install additional water lines or facilities to service areas outside the Property; (2) add any additional lands to the Property for which water service is to be provided pursuant to this Agreement and pursuant to which a higher level of water service would be required; (3) connect or serve any person or entity who, in turn, sells water service directly or indirectly to another person or entityLate Payment Fee/Payment Arrangement Fee A late charge shall be applied to past due balances, if any, on each customer’s monthly statement per customer account. When a payment agreement is executed, the late fees are suspended, and there will be a per month fee for each month that the agreement exists. There is no penalty to pay early; the amount must be paid on time with current bill(s) during the entire term of the payment arrangement/agreement. [See Section E. 9.]Effect of Force Majeure. In the event either Party is rendered unable by force majeure to carry out any of its obligations under this Agreement, in whole or in part, then the obligations of that Party, to the extent affected by the force majeure shall be suspended during the continuance of the inability, provided however, that due diligence is exercised to alleviate such situation and to resume performance at the earliest practical time. As soon as reasonably possible after the occurrence of theContractor Selection and Qualification (A) Selection. Applicants/Assignees shall choose one of the following methods for selection of a contractor to construct water and/or wastewater facilities required by the District to serve a project: (1) The Applicant/Assignee may select a qualified contractor. The District reserves the right to reject any contractor selected by the Applicant/Assignee in accordance with the criteria set forth in the following subsection 9 (B); or (2) The District’s consultUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: CCSUD FY2024-2025 Annual Audit including required Single Audit. Vice-President Benavides moved to approve the CCSUD FY2024-2025 Annual Financial Audit including the required Single Audit as presented. Director Raska seconded the motion. The motion passed. President Reininger moved to Item 5.g.2Recommendation • Request for approval to begin recruitment by 3/1/2026. Sincerely, CCSUD Management Board Meeting 02/26/2026 1 SHORT-TERM OPTION FOR POTABLE WATER RESERVATION AND DIVERSION CONTRACT THIS SHORT-TERM OPTION FOR POTABLE WATER RESERVATION AND DIVERSION CONTRACT (“Option Contract”) is made and entered into pursuant to Texas Special Districts Local Laws Code, Chapter 8511 (collectively the “NRA Act”) by and between the NUECES RIVER AUTHORITY (“NRA”), a conservation and reclamation distUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: CCSUD FY2023-2024 Annual Audit including required Single AuditUpdate/Discussion: Water Non-Standard Service Agreement Palomino Alpha LLC The Board discussed the WNSSA. Treasurer Patterson recommended putting the WNNSA’s for large users on CCSUD website on the front page and each time they update the WNSSA, the 90 day starts over. Director Kraft spoke to misinformation regarding data centers and how concerning it is. Director Trant asked about the exhibit pages being blank, specifically asking about the feasibility study. Counsel Slobodin asked staff to eP., a Texas limited partnership, f/k/a Rattler Ridge, LLC, hereinafter referred to as “Applicant/Assignee”, and Crystal Clear Special Utility District, hereinafter referred to as “District” (collectively, the “Parties”) for the purpose of amending that certain Non-Sstandard Service Agreement (NSSA) for retail water service to that certain 421.924 acres of land located at 3835 FM 1978 and 307 Henk Lane, San Marcos, Texas 78666 in Guadalupe County, Texas, more particularly known as the “Property” Severability. The provisions of this Agreement are severable, and if any word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or other part of this Agreement or the application thereof to any person or circumstance shall ever be held by any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unconstitutional for any reason, the remainder of this Agreement and the application of such word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or other part of this Agreement to other persons or circumstances Use in Excess of Phase Commitment. At or near to the point of delivery, as is established in Exhibit E, and as a component of the Water System Extension, Customer will design and construct facilities that automatically limit the quantity of water that may be delivered in GPM so that Customer cannot exceed the volume committed to Customer in the phasing schedule attached hereto as Exhibit C. It shall be a material breach of this Agreement by Customer if Customer takes more water in a 24-hour perim. deadline. Each proposal was evaluated and scored based on the evaluation criteria included in the advertised request for proposals. A summary of the Proposal Evaluation Results is attached to this letter. As indicated by the attached scoring summary, the highest scoring proposal was submitted by JM Pipeline, LLC. The review of their qualifications indicates that JM Pipeline, LLC is a reputable contractor and capable of delivering this project. M&S Engineering recommends that the subject contrApprove Joint Election Agreements and Election Services Contracts with Comal County, Guadalupe County and Hays County for the November 4, 2025, Election. Aprobar acuedos de la eleccion conjunta y contratos de servicios de elecciones con los Condados de Comal, Guadalupe y Hays para la eleccion de 04 de noviembre de 2025.Governing Law. This Agreement shall be construed under and in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas and all obligations of the parties are expressly deemed performable within the state-certificated service area of the District.Effect of Force Majeure. In the event either Party is rendered unable by force majeure to carry out any of its obligations under this Agreement, in whole or in part, then the obligations of that Party, to the extent affected by the force majeure shall be suspended during the continuance of the inability, provided however, that due diligence is exercised to alleviate such situation and to resume performance at the earliest practical time. As soon as reasonably possible after the occurrence of theSeverability. The provisions of this Agreement are severable, and if any word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or other part of this Agreement or the application thereof to any person or circumstance shall ever be held by any court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid or unconstitutional for any reason, the remainder of this Agreement and the application of such word, phrase, clause, sentence, paragraph, section, or other part of this Agreement to other persons or circumstances Back-Billing If a customer was undercharged, the District may back bill the customer for the amount which was under billed. The back billing shall not exceed six (6) months unless such undercharge was the result of meter tampering, bypass, or diversion of service by the customer as defined in subsections 21 and 22 below of Section E. If the under billing is $25 or more, and the undercharge was not the result of tampering, the District shall offer to enter into a Deferred Payment Agreement with Service to Large Water Users It is the purpose of this section to define the process by which the specific terms and conditions for service to Large Water Users are determined. The term “Large Water Users” shall refer to a facility that uses in excess of 0.0275 million gallons per day (MGD). Large Water Users will be furnished service pursuant to a non-standard service agreement (NSSA) The following sets forth the general terms and conditions pursuant to which the District will process Large WaFranchise Fee Assessment A fee as determined and contractually agreed upon by and between the District and the municipality and/or other government entities empowered to do so, of the amount billed for water service will be assessed each customer whose meter is located inside the corporate limits of a municipality that imposes a franchise tax on the District.Entire Agreement. This Agreement, including any exhibits attached hereto and made a part hereof, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties relative to the subject matter of this Agreement. All prior agreements, covenants, representations, or warranties, whether oral or in writing, between the parties are merged herein.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: S Old Bastrop Hwy - Recommendation of Award of ContractEffective Date. Board Meeting Packet 06/03/2026 Crystal Clear SUD – Palomino Alpha NSSA This Agreement shall be effective from and after the date of execution by the last Party to execute this Agreement (the “Effective Date”).Monthly Variable O&M Expense of $1.02 per 1,000 gallons based on actual metered delivery, which shall be inclusive of ARWA’s current estimate as of the Effective Date of chemical and electrical costs associated with treatment of the potable water supply for which delivery is taken by Kyle under this Lease Agreement; andResolution Enforcing Competitive Sealed Bidding Caps & Rejecting Over-Budget Vendor Change OrdersDeferred Payment Agreement The District may enter into a Deferred Payment Agreement, not to exceed a term of six (6) months. These payment arrangements must be set up prior to 5PM on the due date (10th) for the month when the Board Packet 04/23/2026 payment is due. These payment arrangements may be made for water consumption only. The customer must pay the base rate and applicable fees prior to a Deferred Payment Agreement being initiated. There will be a $10 per month administrative fee for Franchise Fee Assessment A fee as determined and contractually agreed upon by and between the District and the municipality and/or other government entities empowered to do so, of the amount billed for water service will be assessed each customer whose meter is located inside the corporate limits of a municipality that imposes a franchise tax on the District.Non-Standard Service Agreement Applicants/Assignees requesting or requiring non-standard service shall be required to execute a written NSSA. The District shall prepare and deliver the NSSA to the Applicant/Assignee within a reasonable time period as determined by the complexity of the project. The NSSA shall define the terms of service prior to construction of required service facilities for the project and may include, without limitation, provisions for the following: (A) Payment of all costs Developer Inspection Fee The District shall charge a Developer Inspection Fee for each trip to cover inspection costs, unless otherwise stated as part of a Non-Standard Service Agreement.CIP-Kingsbury Phase II: Letter of Bid Award on February 26, 2026, Agenda.00% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Leak Repair Count % Water Loss Water % Loss VS Leak Repairs 2024 Leak Repairs 2025 Leak Repairs 2024 % Loss 2025 % Loss Board Meeting 02/26/2026 February 2026 Development/Project Monthly Report CCSUD Management continues negotiating the Non-Standard Service Agreements, Water and Wastewater, with multiple developers. Staff continue our discussions with various potential developments. Below please find updates on those already approved and moving through the construc87% Total Pension Liability Plan Fiduciary Net Position The District began participating in the plan in 2016. Information will be accumulated until ten years are presented. BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 See Independent Auditor’s Report. 33 SCHEDULE OF EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS TEXAS COUNTY AND DISTRICT RETIREMENT SYSTEM LAST TEN FISCAL YEARS Actuarially Contribution Contributions Fiscal Year Ending Determined Actual Deficiency Covered As Percent September 30, Contribution Contributions (Excess) Payroll4 Operating Statistics 2023 2024 2025 Average Monthly Water Customers 6,058 6,380 6,872 Water Sold (in thousands) 558,694 546,476 601,324 Average Monthly Sewer Customers 186 186 300 Crystal Clear Special Utility District Audit Highlights September 30, 2025 Other Matter: Year end entries are more significant than they need to be. There are a few accounting changes we recommend be made to reduce the significance of year end entries. BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR ENSuccessors and Assigns. This Agreement shall be binding on and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, successors and permitted assigns of the parties. Crystal Clear SUD – Palomino Alpha NSSADispute Resolution. In the event of a dispute under this Agreement, the complaining Party will serve upon the other Party a written notice summarizing the nature of the dispute, and the Parties involved will cooperate in good faith to informally resolve such dispute. If the Parties are unable to informally resolve such dispute after 30 business days following the date of the notice of dispute, the parties will attempt to resolve the dispute by employing non-binding mediation utilizing a mutuallyAmendment. No amendment of this Agreement shall be effective unless and until it is duly approved by each Party and reduced to a writing signed by the authorized representatives of the District and Customer, respectively, which amendment shall incorporate this Agreement in every particular not otherwise changed by the amendment.Update/Discussion: Water Non-Standard Service Agreement Palomino Alpha LLC Mr. Shanahan, a City Planner, spoke to the Board regarding the proposed data center and stated that the project follows all applicable rules and regulations. Mr. Lasak spoke to the Board regarding his role in the development of Palomino Alpha and the studies that have been completed as part of the development process Ms. A Lindsey spoke to the Board regarding the studies conducted and the rules and regulations required toDeveloper Inspection Fee The District shall charge a Developer Inspection Fee for each trip to cover inspection costs, unless otherwise stated as part of a Non-Standard Service Agreement.Contractor Selection and Qualification (A) Selection. Applicants/Assignees shall choose one of the following methods for selection of a contractor to construct water and/or wastewater facilities required by the District to serve a project: (1) The Applicant/Assignee may select a qualified contractor. The District reserves the right to reject any contractor selected by the Applicant/Assignee in accordance with the criteria set forth in the following subsection 9 (B); or (2) The District’s consultNon-Standard Service Agreement Applicants/Assignees requesting or requiring non-standard service shall be required to execute a written NSSA. The District shall prepare and deliver the NSSA to the Applicant/Assignee within a reasonable time period as determined by the complexity of the project. The NSSA shall define the terms of service prior to construction of required service facilities for the project and may include, without limitation, provisions for the following: (A) Payment of all costs Monthly Fixed Operations & Maintenance (“O&M”) Expense of $2,787.87, which shall be inclusive of ARWA’s current estimate as of the Effective Date of personnel costs, equipment repair costs, equipment replacement and facility maintenance attributable to Kyle’s portion of CCSUD’s entitlement of potable water supply of the ARWA project and which shall be payable by Kyle to ARWA on behalf of CCSUD whether or not Kyle takes delivery of the volumes under this Lease Agreement andPrior Audit Findings NONE BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 54 SCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURES OF FEDERAL AWARDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2025 Federal Grantor/ Assistance Pass-Through Pass-Through Grantor/ Listing Entity Identifying Federal Program Title Number Number ExpendituresUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: CCSUD FY2024-2025 Annual Audit including required Single Audit.Update/Discussion: Water Non-Standard Service Agreement Palomino Alpha LLCDispute Resolution. In the event of a dispute under this Agreement, the complaining Party will serve upon the other Party a written notice summarizing the nature of the dispute, and the Parties involved will cooperate in good faith to informally resolve such dispute. If the Parties are unable to informally resolve such dispute after 30 business days following the date of the notice of dispute, the parties will attempt to resolve the dispute by employing non-binding mediation utilizing a mutuallyUpdate/Discussion: Water Non-Standard Service Agreement Palomino Alpha LLCSuccessors and Assigns. This Agreement shall be binding on and shall inure to the benefit of the heirs, successors and permitted assigns of the parties. CCSUD sum sum aith to inf ith to in ute after 3 te after 3 o resolve resolve n mediato mediato g the com g the com unresol unreso Board nder this nder this mari mari Meeting all be in be in Gu G der shall be er shall heir respec heir resp 07-23-2026 rove rov the Dist the Dis every part every par ith the law ith the law formable w ormabl Crystal Entire Agreement. This Agreement, including any exhibits attached hereto and made a part hereof, constitutes the entire agreement between the parties relative to the subject matter of this Agreement. All prior agreements, covenants, representations, or warranties, whether oral or in writing, between the parties are merged herein.Effect of Force Majeure. In the event either Party is rendered unable by force majeure to carry out any of its obligations under this Agreement, in whole or in part, then the obligations of that Party, to the extent affected by the force majeure shall be suspended during the continuance of the inability, provided however, that due diligence is exercised to alleviate such situation and to resume performance at the earliest practical time. As soon as reasonably possible after the occurrence of theDeferred Payment Agreement……………………………………………………24Effective Date. This Agreement shall be effective from and after the date of execution by the last Party to execute this Agreement (the “Effective Date”).Update/Discussion/Possible Action: S Old Bastrop Hwy - Recommendation of Award of Contract Motion made by Treasurer Patterson, seconded by Director Roska; Motion passed.Governing Law. This Agreement shall be construed under and in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas and all obligations of the parties are expressly deemed performable within the state-certificated service area of the District.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Nueces River Authority Option Agreement President Reininger moved to approve the Nueces River Authority Option Agreement as presented and allow non-substantive changes. Director Patterson seconded the motion. The motion passed.Late Payment Fee/Payment Arrangement Fee A late charge shall be applied to past due balances, if any, on each customer’s monthly statement per customer account. When a payment agreement is executed, the late fees are suspended, and there will be a per month fee for each month that the agreement exists. There is no penalty to pay early; the amount must be paid on time with current bill(s) during the entire term of the payment arrangement/agreement. [See Section E. 9.]36% 3,969,881 Increase in Expenditures from Approved FY2026 Budget Estimated Reserves 4,015,745 2,818,181Owners and Tenants The owner of property designated to receive service according to the terms of these Rules and Regulations is responsible for all fees and charges due the District for service provided to such property. If an owner has an existing billing agreement for rental accounts, the District may bill a tenant for service as a third party, but the owner remains fully responsible. No new alternate billing agreements will be allowed. As specified herein, deposits shall be paid by both the 468 L1001697 1,039,056 $ Total 1,039,056 $ BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 55 NOTES TO THE SCHEDULE OF EXPENDITURES OF FEDERAL AWARDS FOR THE YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2025 Federal grant funds are considered to be expended as purchases are made under the provisions of the grant, and accordingly, may be in advance of the reimbursements received. The Drinking Water State Revolving Funds program is a loan through the Texas Water Development Board and not from the Federal government. Thus, the loan amount 00% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Leak Repair Count % Water Loss Water % Loss VS Leak Repairs 2024 Leak Repairs 2025 Leak Repairs 2024 % Loss 2025 % Loss BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 January 2026 Development/Project Monthly Report CCSUD Management continues negotiating the Non-Standard Service Agreements, Water and Wastewater, with multiple developers. Staff continues our discussions with various potential developments. Below please find updates on those already approved and moving through the construcDamage Liability. Pursuant to State Law, the District is not liable for damages caused by service interruptions due to waterline breaks or equipment failure, tampering by third persons or customers of the District, normal system failures, system maintenance or repairs, or other events beyond the District’s control, or for damages caused by negligent acts of the District, its employees, designated representatives and contractors. Fire Protection. Fire hydrants installed within the District’s wateConstruction of the Water System Extension. (a) Customer shall select a contractor to construct the Water System Extension that has satisfactorily completed five projects of similar scope and size in the past five years and shall provide the District evidence thereof. No construction will commence until plans and specifications for the Water System Extension have been submitted to and approved by the TCEQ and any other required regulatory agency, as may be required by law, if any such approval iGoverning Law. This Agreement shall be construed under and in accordance with the laws of the State of Texas and all obligations of the parties are expressly deemed performable within the state-certificated service area of the District.Damage Liability. Pursuant to State Law, the District is not liable for damages caused by service interruptions due to waterline breaks or equipment failure, tampering by third persons or customers of the District, normal system failures, system maintenance or repairs, or other events beyond the District’s control, or for damages caused by negligent acts of the District, its employees, designated representatives and contractors. CCSUDContractor Selection and Qualification………………………………………….42Non-Standard Service Agreement……………………………………………….41Conflict. In the event there is determined to be a conflict between the terms of this Agreement and the provisions in the District’s Rules and Regulations governing the same matter, the Rules and Regulations shall prevail.3 Consider adoption of Resolution 2026-05-27-001 authorizing a Master Agreement and Work Order #1 with Hornsby & Company for Professional Real Estate Appraisal Services associated with the Authority’s Phase 1B Program. ~ Graham Moore, P.E., Executive DirectorEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND LEGAL COUNSEL REPORTS - Update on future meeting dates, locations, status of Authority procurements, Executive Director activities, other operational activities and the status of legal issues, where no action is required. ~ Graham Moore, P.E., Executive Director / Mike Gershon, Lloyd Gosselink Rochelle & Townsend, P.C.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Amendments to Rules and Regulations:Approve: May Financials/Investment ReportUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Veteran Deposit Wavier Director Raska motioned to waive veteran deposits, Director Velasquez seconded the motion, motion carriesUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Vacant Board Seats, 2 unexpired vacant seats. 1 expires Nov. 2026 and 1 expires Nov. 2027. Director Benavides motioned to approve Pamela Kraft for vacant seat, Director Velasquez seconded the motion, motion carries. Director Kraft took oath administrated by Director Velasquez, Notary by Angela ArperoSubject to the adequacy of pressure and storage, the District may authorize the installation u of a private j q y p g , y p fire hydrant. Such hydrant shall be: 1) metered; and, 2) of a standard type selected by the county or y y ) ; , ) yp y y city Fire Marshall. The interconnection with District facilities shall provide for backflow prevention. r y p p Design of an interconnection with District facilities shall be subject to District review. All costs g j associated with the interconnection anApprove: May Financials/Investment ReportUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Request for Qualifications for additional counsel Director Benavides directed staff to inquire legal counsel. The matter will be posted for 90 days.Returned Check Fee In the event a check, draft, or any other similar instrument is given by any person for payment of services provided for in these Rules and Regulations, and the instrument is returned by the bank or other similar institution as insufficient or non-negotiable for any reason, the account for which the instrument was issued shall be assessed a return check charge.Assignability. Neither Party may assign its rights and obligations hereunder without the prior written consent of the other Party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, provided, that no prior written consent of the District shall be required in the event of an assignment by Customer: (a) to an affiliate; (b) in connection with a financing transaction by Customer; or (c) in connection with a sale or other transfer of Customer’s interest in the Property or the facilities constructed tProhibition of Multiple Connections to a Single Tap No more than one (1) residential, commercial or industrial service connection is allowed per 5/8” meter per Texas Administrative Code (30 TAC) [291.44(d)(4)]. The District may require the owner of a multi-unit building or dwelling, an apartment building, mobile home/RV park or other commercial account to apply for a single meter as a “Master Metered Account” pursuant to Section E.2(C)(3) of these Rules and Regulations. Any unauthorized sub-metBill Adjustment Due to Meter Error The District shall test any customer’s meter upon written request of the customer. In the event the meter tests within the accuracy standards of The American Water Works Association, a meter test fee as prescribed in Section G of this Order shall be imposed. In the event the test results indicate that the meter is faulty or inaccurate (has over charged the customer), the test fee shall be waived, the meter shall be calibrated or replaced, and a billing adjustmeDue Dates, Delinquent Bills, and Service Disconnection Date (A) Billing Cycle. Bills and e-bill notifications will be sent to the address on service applications. Customers that fail to change their address with the United States Postal Service may have bills returned, which shall not relieve the customer from being subject to penalties under Section G. The District shall mail all bills and/or send e-bill notifications no later than the twenty-eighth (28th) day of the month. All bills shall be Non-payment Fee The District shall charge a Non-Payment Fee when the account is not paid before 7AM on the disconnection day..). a transfere a transfer he Distri e Dist plies li Board ee D e D tle to the to the located in cated in requested s requested se Rules se Rul pp pp Meeting ion fully execut ly execu forth in the orth in the W wnership to wnership t Proof of ow Proof of o eed, Ex eed, E 07-23-2026 cy, o y, al or lease p or lease p ned by the D ned by the eriod not to eriod not to rere-apply apply t the t the request. The Connection Fee and other fees shall be quoted in writing to the Applicant. The Connection F212(a). (7) If a transferee fails to provide all documentation or information required at the time of application, the District will not accept, as the District does not accept incomplete applications. This provision applies to both standard and non-standard service requests.The ba 07-23-2026 plans d lans w paymen w paymen , as the init as the ini nds are nec nds are ne rs will rev rs will rev materials materials Assi Ass gnee re nee re y necessar y nece cess. cess. customer demands. The method of compensation is in the sole discretion of the District as outlined in the NSSA. (C) Water and wastewater line size and location will be determined by the District, whose determination is final. (D) All potable water distribution systems including pump stations, mains and bPrepayment of Certain Fees Required An Applicant/Assignee for non-standard service shall pre-pay certain fees in accordance with the following: (A) On or before the date that a NSSA is executed for the construction of service facilities required to provide service to the Applicant’s/Assignee’s project or a phase thereof, the Applicant/Assignee shall pay the District a sum of money equal to the following: one-half (½) of the Connection Fee, required by Section G of these Rules and Regulations, muLate Payment Fee/Payment Arrangement Fee…………………………….…..…5020 Board … greemen eemen on and Pay and Pay inquent B quent B sconnectio sconnect Payme Paym h Meeting s…… …… ………… ……… …………… …………… n…………… ………… …………… ………… …………… ………… ………… ……… 07-23-2026 CE CE ………… ……… …………… …………… ………… ………… ………… ………… ………… ………… ……Non-refundable Administrative Fee A non-refundable administrative fee may be charged to all customers as applicable for all applications and studies. the District does not accept incomplete applications.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Bank Signatories Motion approved by Vice President Benavides, seconded by Treasurer Patterson; Motion passed.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Pricing DisclosuresAssignability. Neither Party may assign its rights and obligations hereunder without the prior written consent of the other Party, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, provided, that no prior written consent of the District shall be required in the event of an assignment by Customer: (a) to an affiliate; (b) in connection with a financing transaction by Customer; or (c) in connection with a sale or other transfer of Customer’s interest in the Property or the facilities constructed tCanyon Regional Water Authority and Guadalupe Blanco River Authority Canyon Regional Water Authority (CRWA) adopted a Drought Contingency Plan in April 2024. The purpose and scope of CRWA’s plan is to comply with the curtailment set by the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority’s (GBRA) firm yield water supplies. All CRWA members (i.e., utility districts, municipalities) have an equal curtailment percentage to meet based on the current drought stage.District Forms Policy. The District reserves the right to amend, revise and discontinue use of any of the forms, and to create and use new forms, at its sole discretion, for purposes that include, without limitation, complying with federal and state laws and regulations, improving District administrative efficiency, providing better service to customers, fulfilling the unique and facilities needs of sub- Board Packet 04/23/2026 dividers, Applicant/Assignee and nonstandard service Applicants, andStrategic Planning and Rules and Regulations Committee Report and Discussion on the subjects belowUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Budget Amendment FY2025-2026Charge Distribution and Payment Application…………………………………..23Submetering Responsibility. Submetering and non-submetering by Master Metered Accounts may be allowed in the District’s water/wastewater system provided the Master Metered Account customer registers with the TCEQ or successor agencies and complies with its rules on submetering at Title 16 Texas Administrative Code, Subchapter I . The District has no jurisdiction over or responsibility to tenants receiving water under a Master Metered Account, and such tenants are not considered customers of the Term (a) Initial Term of the (Renewed/Extended) NSSA Docusign Envelope ID: B6808A5D-2410-8B01-8156-B2E4474EDFB2 Board Packet 04/23/2026 Subject to Board approval and execution by both Parties of this Fifth Amendment, this Renewed/Extended NSSA shall be in effect for a maximum of two (2) years from April 23, 2026 and will expire at 5PM CST, April 23, 2028, on the second (2nd) year anniversary of the effective date of this NSSA. (b) Renewed/Extended Term of the NSSA Since Applicant/Assignee has me37% 62,400 Increase 80370 O&M EXPENSES-PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 8037016 Rate Study 16,500 33,000 -50.00% -16,500 Reduced based on new software for rate & fee changes/updates SUB-TOTAL 701,500 718,000 -2.30% -16,500 Decrease 80500 O&M EXPENSES-OFFICE EXPENSES 8050002 Office Supplies 65,000 50,000Leak Adjustment Policy In the event that the amount of a customer’s monthly bill is higher than normal due to leakage, the customer may submit a written leak adjustment request to the District. The District may choose to bill for leakage at an adjusted rate. An account is only allowed one: (1) singular adjustment during a continuous 12- month billing period, and the adjustment shall be for no more than one (1)two single month’s billing cycles if a leak occurs acrossonly two billing cycles. ForUpdated/Discussion/Possible Action: AdministrativeUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: DevelopmentsConsequences of Inaction • Poses critical risks to public health and infrastructure. Key consequences include compromised water quality, potential violations of state and federal safety standards, and service interruptions, with small or rural communities being particularly vulnerable to system failures. • If we continue with less personnel, we will begin seeing more turnover due to burnout, as well as risk of injury. Insufficient staff makes it harder to manage or upgrade aging water infrastruUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Finance/Cash Flow – No action requested/No action taken.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: M&S Report/CCSUD CIPs - No action requested/No action taken.Approve August 2025 Financials/Investment ReportAgenda Item Specific – Citizens to be heard. Mr. John Muth spoke to the Board regarding communication with the customers and Board of Directors and the water loss and financial report with his concern about the waste of water. Ms. Pam Kraft spoke to the Board regarding the open vacancy and hoping to fill the vacancy with her experience wanting to follow up. Mr. Dennis Kime spoke to the Board regarding being thankful for the opportunity and Board candidates that came to the Kingsbury meeting.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: Water Rights/Water Sharing/Land Acquisition - No action requested/No action taken.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: AdministrativeCOMPENSATED ABSENCES Employees accrue vacation and sick leave benefits over their career. Unused vacation leave is paid on termination but sick leave is not. A liability is recorded in these financial statements for the estimated amount of accrued leave that is more likely than not to be paid out or taken as leave in the future. Management uses the first in first out flows assumption to calculate the liability. BOARD MEETING 01/22/2026 17 NOTES TO BASIC FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (CONTINUED) SEPTEMBUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Customer Service InspectionsApprove September 2025 Financials/Investment ReportUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: FinanceConsider and take possible action regarding appointment of interim director to fill board of directors’ vacancy due to resignation of Louis Upton.Update/Discussion/Possible Action: CCN and PermittingApprove June 2025 Financials/Investment ReportApprove May 2025 Water Loss ReportsUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: Water Rights/Water Sharing/Land AcquisitionUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: DevelopmentsApprove March 2025 Financials/Investment ReportUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: FinanceUpdate/Discussion/Possible Action: CCN and PermittingField crews continue to work on active leaks; this month we have seen an increase in the volume of leaks coming in potentially due to an extended dry period. ii. I would like to highlight the dedication and commitment demonstrated by our crews and their continued focus on serving CCSUD customers. On August 20th and August 29th, the District experienced two major 12-inch water line breaks resulting in significant service outages. Our on-call crew responded quickly, working to restore service wherApprove: Water Loss Report/Leak ReportNon-agenda item Mr. Vogler spoke to the board regarding support for data center, would be good for Guadalupe County per taxes and jobs. Mr. Ramachandran spoke to the board regarding close loop system to save water and that AI is basically new electricity. Mr. Ashcraft, with a PhD in chemistry, works in Data centers, spoke to the board about the data centers transparency, regarding the close loop system, outstanding plans but questioned how we are going to limit water usage and cooling system. MrApprove: M&S Report/CCSUD Capital Improvement Plan CCSUD BOARD MEETING AGENDA August 27, 2026Items for Future Agendas Cyber security for next meeting Amendments to rules and regulations section F1 and F2
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SPECIAL_DISTRICT • Guadalupe COUNTY
Louis Upton
Board President
louis.upton@crystalclearspe.tx.gov(830)372-1031
Multi-Year Roll-Call & Fiscal Trajectory (2000–2026)
Voting Liberty Trend & Jurisdiction Budget Growth
5-Yr Roll-Call Trend
▲ +10.7 pts
Career Shift: +10.7 pts
Pro-Liberty Roll-Calls
660 Votes
vs. 132 Expansion Votes
Jurisdiction Budget (YoY)
+3.5% YoY
27-Yr CAGR: +3.5%/yr
5-Yr Jurisdiction Budget
+20.3% (5Y)
10Y: +42.5% • Since '00: +152.7%
Annual Roll-Call Liberty Trajectory (2024–2026)3 Recorded Legislative Sessions
2024: 71.3 (B)2024: 71.3 (B)2026: 82 (A)
Electoral History & Canvass Margins
May 2025 Crystal Clear Special Utility District Official General Election Canvass (2025-05-03)
Board President
Louis Upton (NONPARTISAN) (Current Profile)100.0% (141 votes)
Early Voting: 86Election Day: 48Mail Ballots: 7
Roll-Call Voting Record & Scorecard
Total Recorded Votes
1173
Yes Votes
1173 (100%)
No / Dissenting Votes
0 (0%)
Abstentions
0
Recorded Public Votes Log
Ordered from most impactful to Freedom Score to least impactful#1VOTED: YES+9.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#2VOTED: YES+9.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-10-14#3VOTED: YES+9.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#4VOTED: YES-9.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#5VOTED: YES+9.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#6VOTED: YES-9.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#7VOTED: YES+9.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#8VOTED: YES+9.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#9VOTED: YES+8.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#10VOTED: YES-8.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-05-29#11VOTED: YES-8.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-04-24#12VOTED: YES+8.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#13VOTED: YES+8.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-05-13#14VOTED: YES-8.6 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2024-12-11#15VOTED: YES+8.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-03-11#16VOTED: YES-8.0 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#17VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#18VOTED: YES-7.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#19VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#20VOTED: YES+7.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#21VOTED: YES+7.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#22VOTED: YES+6.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#23VOTED: YES-6.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#24VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#25VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#26VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#27VOTED: YES+6.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#28VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#29VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#30VOTED: YES-6.7 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#31VOTED: YES+6.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#32VOTED: YES+6.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#33VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#34VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#35VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#36VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#37VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#38VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#39VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#40VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#41VOTED: YES-5.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#42VOTED: YES+5.1 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#43VOTED: YES-5.1 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#44VOTED: YES+5.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-09-24#45VOTED: YES+5.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#46VOTED: YES+5.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#47VOTED: YES+5.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#48VOTED: YES+5.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#49VOTED: YES+5.0 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#50VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-10-14#51VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#52VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#53VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#54VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#55VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#56VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#57VOTED: YES-4.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#58VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#59VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#60VOTED: YES+4.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#61VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#62VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#63VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#64VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#65VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#66VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#67VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#68VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#69VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#70VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#71VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#72VOTED: YES+4.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#73VOTED: YES-4.8 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-03-11#74VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#75VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#76VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#77VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#78VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#79VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#80VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#81VOTED: YES+4.7 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-01-23#82VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-09-24#83VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-09-24#84VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#85VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#86VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#87VOTED: YES+4.6 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-08-18#88VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#89VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#90VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#91VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#92VOTED: YES-4.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#93VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#94VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#95VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#96VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#97VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#98VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-05-13#99VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#100VOTED: YES-4.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#101VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#102VOTED: YES-4.5 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#103VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#104VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#105VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#106VOTED: YES+4.5 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#107VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#108VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#109VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#110VOTED: YES-4.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#111VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#112VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#113VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#114VOTED: YES-4.4 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#115VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#116VOTED: YES+4.4 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#117VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#118VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#119VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#120VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#121VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#122VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#123VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#124VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#125VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#126VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#127VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#128VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#129VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#130VOTED: YES-4.3 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#131VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#132VOTED: YES+4.3 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#133VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#134VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#135VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#136VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#137VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#138VOTED: YES-4.2 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#139VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#140VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#141VOTED: YES+4.2 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#142VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-09-24#143VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-09-24#144VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#145VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#146VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#147VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#148VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#149VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#150VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#151VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#152VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#153VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#154VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#155VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#156VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#157VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#158VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#159VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#160VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#161VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#162VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-07-23#163VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#164VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#165VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-06-03#166VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#167VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#168VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#169VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#170VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#171VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#172VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#173VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-04-23#174VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#175VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#176VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#177VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-02-26#178VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#179VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#180VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#181VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#182VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#183VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#184VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-01-22#185VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-12-03#186VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-09-25#187VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-08-18#188VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-08-18#189VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-08-18#190VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-07-24#191VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-06-26#192VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-06-26#193VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-05-29#194VOTED: YES+2.9 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-05-29#195VOTED: YES-2.9 Score Impact • Gov't ExpansionOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2025-02-20#196VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-09-24#197VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#198VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#199VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27#200VOTED: YES+2.8 Score Impact • Pro-LibertyOutcome: PASSED (8-0)
2026-08-27