State the cost of the 'low-budget' security cameras approved for Lift Station No. 1.

Good practice: record the amount of each approved purchase.

The board action behind it

2026-05-18: Approved operator's report, including Pump Solutions' proposal to replace Lift Pump No. 2 at Lift Station No. 4 for $13,156.00, RNR Services' proposal to clean and repaint fire hydrants for $29,295.00, and purchase and installation of low-budget security cameras at Lift Station No. 1

What else happened at that meeting

The Board accepted the oaths of Directors Harper-Veith and Folkert for terms ending May 4, 2030 and kept its officers unchanged. After a presentation from a veterans group, it adopted the operating budget for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2027, revised to raise the District's contribution to the Bridgeland Veterans Memorial Park to $100,000 plus accrued interest, and approved the park contract with WCID 157, WCID 159 and MUD 419. It approved MUD 418's joint water and sewer plant budgets, engaged Forvis Mazars, LLP for the fiscal year 2026 audit, and authorized remitting $1,176.95 in unclaimed property. The operator reported that a failure at MUD 418's Lift Station No. 2 caused manholes in the District to overflow into storm sewer inlets, and the Board approved a $13,156.00 lift pump replacement, $29,295.00 for hydrant repainting, and low-budget security cameras at Lift Station No. 1.

Source: the meeting record › The approved minutes, p. 6 ›

The law and guidance in force on 2026-05-18

Competitive bidding: three written bids for $25,000-$150,000 Water Code §49.273(e) §49.273(e): Same text in force then and now	Shown	Three hydrant proposals were presented and the RNR Services proposal ($29,295) recommended (p.6), if §49.273 applies to this work.
Form 1295 Gov't Code §2252.908 §2252.908: Same text in force then and now	Not shown in the record	Not mentioned for the $29,295 contract.

Who's involved

Pump Solutions (vendor (lift pump replacement))

RNR Services (vendor (hydrant cleaning and repainting))

Inframark, LLC (operator)

Cost to the district

$42,451 Pump $13,156 plus hydrants $29,295; the cost of security cameras at Lift Station No. 1 is not stated.

Why the board approved it

Recorded: “Inframark recommended Pump Solutions (replacement over repair) and RNR Services; cameras requested after repeated vandalism at Lift Station No. 1 (p.5-6).”

Reasons and competing proposals are recorded for the pump and hydrants. The hydrant scope appears to repeat the January 19, 2026 Edustrial approval.