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Bond Election – May 3, 2025
On May 3, 2025, Seis Lagos Utility District voters will consider a $6 million Unlimited Tax Road Bond to fund improvements to Seis Lagos Trail and other roads throughout the District.
If Approved, the Bond Would:
Fund full reconstruction of Seis Lagos Trail up to the first roundabout
Support road improvements across all the District’s communities (Brockdale, Commons of Camden, & Seis Lagos)
Add traffic calming, pedestrian access, and lighting enhancements
What Happens Next:
If voters approve the bond, the District will move forward with finalizing engineering plans and preparing bid documents. The project will then be open to a competitive bidding process, allowing qualified contractors to submit proposals for the work. This ensures compliance with public procurement laws and helps the District obtain the best value for the project.
Notice of Bond Election / Aviso de Eleccion de Bonos
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SAMPLE BALLOT / BOLETA DE MUESTRA
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Special Meeting – Road Bond Presentation (July 2024)
This video is a recording of a Special Meeting held in July 2024, where representatives from the District’s engineering and financial teams presented information regarding proposed road improvements and bond financing. During the meeting, the each representative provided a detailed overview of road conditions, the scope of the proposed repair projects, and options for funding through bond issuance. The presentation included a breakdown of how bond financing would affect the District’s budget and tax rate. This video is being re-posted ahead of the upcoming bond election on May 3, 2025, to help residents better understand the background and planning that has gone into this proposal. We encourage all community members to watch the full presentation to stay informed and engaged in the decision-making process.
Seis Lagos Trail Reconstruction Presentation – July 2024
This presentation was delivered during a special meeting in July 2024, featuring a comprehensive overview of the proposed Seis Lagos Trail Reconstruction Project. The engineering team outlined the existing road conditions, safety concerns, drainage issues, and the proposed scope of improvements, which include:
Full concrete pavement replacement with root barriers
Drainage upgrades including culvert and ditch improvements
A new pedestrian and bike trail (no golf carts allowed)
Median enhancements and traffic calming features like raised intersections
Lighting, landscaping, and accessibility improvements
The estimated project cost is approximately $6 million, with construction tentatively scheduled to begin in March 2025, pending bid and contract processes. ⚠️ Please note: No material changes have been made since this presentation was originally delivered. It is being reposted in advance of the May 3, 2025 bond election to help inform voters.
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This presentation, delivered by the District’s financial advisors from Hilltop Securities in July 2024, explains the financial structure and tax implications of issuing $6 million in Unlimited Tax Road Bonds to fund road improvement projects. Key topics include:
Bond election requirements under Texas law
Tax rate projections and estimated impact on average homeowners
Projected repayment terms and market considerations
Bond timeline leading up to a public election
This presentation was part of a special meeting to inform residents about funding options for major infrastructure needs. It is being reposted as a reference ahead of the May 3, 2025 bond election.
⚠️ Please note: No material changes have been made to the financial information or projections since this presentation was originally shared.
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