Builder Connect GroupOur county record lists {{mud_district}} for {{lot_address}}, and a MUD, or municipal utility district, is a local taxing district that supplies water, sewer and drainage and adds its own tax line to your property bill.
Hi {{first_name}}, Montgomery County has a large number of them, and some lots sit inside one while the lot next door does not.
The district has bonds it pays off through those taxes. A new district can carry a higher rate than an older one. Check the rate on your actual statement, and ask the district what it charges to connect.
| Lot | {{lot_address}} |
| Acres | {{acres}} |
| MUD district | {{mud_district}} |
| Utilities on record | {{utilities_on_record}} |
Look at your latest tax statement. A MUD shows as a separate line. If you see one, call the district and ask for the tap fee and whether service reaches your lot line. If you see none, your lot likely needs a well and septic, which is next email.
Have me check your lotJacob Dow
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