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New Garbage Collection Service

As of April 1, 2017, trash pickup will be will be contracting with Resident Recycling & Refuse of Texas, Inc.                 

The collection days will remain TUESDAY and FRIDAY.  Residents must place items out by 7:00 am.

If a major holiday falls on a garbage collection day, pickup will resume on the next scheduled collection day following the observed holiday.  Observed holidays are:

  • New Year’s Day
  • Memorial Day
  • Independence Day
  • Labor Day
  • Thanksgiving Day
  • Christmas Day

Please use the following guidelines for your trash pickup:

  • Residents will provide their own trash containers.
  • Up to six (6) cans of properly contained household waste each weighing less than 40 pounds will be accepted for weekly pickup.
  • Trash will be collected backdoor.
  • Yard waste will be collected at the curb and must be placed in sturdy plastic bags weighing no more than 40 pounds.
  • All branches and tree trimmings should be no more than 3 inches in diameter and no longer than four (4) feet in length. Bundles must be securely tied and weigh less than 40 pounds.
  • Bulk items will be picked up curbside once a week on Friday. There is a limit of one bulk item per household per week.
  • Excluded items: It is illegal to transport any hazardous waste in a trash truck and dispose of it in a landfill. Hazardous waste includes: medical waste, any appliance containing Freon, acids, car batteries, dead animals, and chemicals of any kind, car parts, car tires, and construction trash (includes concrete, large quantities of carpeting, fencing, rolls of carpet or any construction type material or debris). Toxic or radioactive waste, paint, petroleum products or filters are not accepted. Other excluded items include: Large pieces of glass (must be broken down in smaller pieces and placed in a closed box and labeled), large sofas and sleepers over five (5) feet in length, furniture with metal frames and other metal items, improperly contained animal waste (must be placed in a sealed bag to be serviced).
  • Any CFC (Freon) item must be properly tagged and certified that all Freon has been properly removed in accordance with the Federal Clean Air Act regulations. If items are not tagged, they will be left at curb.
  • Bulk items which are too large for Contractor to put in with the normal weekly pickup may be collected separately upon request. Party requesting service will be billed separately at a negotiated price depending on size, quantity and handling required to remove and dispose of item(s).

Please contact Residential Recycling and Refuse of Texas Residential Customer Service Department at (866) 516-9805 should you have any questions regarding garbage services. If you feel the company is not handling your problem in a timely manner, please contact the MUD building at (281) 376-3499 or any Board Member.

Please help maintain our subdivision’s good looks by keeping your trash at the back door for pickup. If you must use the curbside feature, please do not set anything out until the evening before or the morning of our scheduled pickup.

The composting of lawn and garden refuse is encouraged. We also highly discourage residents from blowing yard refuse into the storm drains.

New Garbage Collection Service2017-03-28T22:33:14-05:00

Understanding North Harris County Regional Water Authority

The North Harris County Regional Water Authority (NHCRWA) was created by the Texas State Legislature in 1999. The NHCRWA is operated by an elected Board of Directors. The primary assignment is to develop and implement a strategy for complying with the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District’s Regulatory Plan that requires a reduction in groundwater used to be more than 20% of total water demand by the year 2035. Since the NHCRWA is not a taxing entity, funding for future water supplies and the infrastructure to deliver it is accomplished through the sale of revenue bonds. These revenue bonds are paid for by monies generated from groundwater pumpage fees and water sales.

How does this affect me you ask?

NHCRWA bills the Northampton Municipal Utility District $2.40 for every 1,000 gallons of water it pumps. This fee is passed through to you based on your actual water usage plus 20% to recover district usage and maintenance events such as flushing our system. To provide some relief, the Board of Directors has compared payments made to the NHCRWA with payments received from the District’s residents, and determined that with additional conservation efforts, this amount can be reduced to 15%. Effective April 1, 2017 the NHCRWA is implementing a rate increase from $2.40 to $2.90. By reducing the percentage, residents will see an increase to $3.34 rather than $3.48 per 1,000 gallons of water used.

For more information regarding the North Harris County Regional Water Authority, please visit their website at www.nhcrwa.org.

Understanding North Harris County Regional Water Authority2017-05-02T10:28:23-05:00

Termination of Joint Use Agreement with Auburn Lakes

Beginning January 1, 2017, Oakmont PUD (Auburn Lakes) and Northampton MUD will no longer share facilities. Northampton residents will no longer have use of the Auburn Lakes pool or weight room. Any Auburn Lakes resident may pay the out-of-district fee to use Northampton MUD pools, tennis courts and weight room.

Reservations for rental of Northampton buildings and pavilions will be limited to Northampton residents. Oakmont PUD and Northampton will honor all 2017 reservations previously made.

The Northampton MUD has plans for new and improved facilities, including a splash pad, additional trails, new tennis courts, expansion of the weight room, and other improvements.

Any questions may be directed to the Northampton MUD office: 281-376-3499.

Termination of Joint Use Agreement with Auburn Lakes2017-05-02T10:28:28-05:00
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