One of MUD 115’s responsibilities is the maintenance of the lakes located within the district. Not only do our lakes beautify our neighborhood, they also act to control flooding in our area as well as provide a balance to the nature around us. We perform maintenance on our lakes once a week and note any needed repairs for further consideration.

Recently, we performed repair to Lake B. This lake is one part of the very important, large drainage system for MUD 115. Erosion on this lake was affecting the drainage as well as being unsightly to the residents. Shoreline stabilization was utilized using shoresox technology.

What is ShoreSOX, you may ask? Here is a direct quote from their website. “ShoreSOX® Erosion Control system is designed with a single layer of patented knitted
polyethylene mesh that is filled with a locally sourced organic media such as blow-in mulch. Upon installation, the system halts soil erosion and re-stabilizes shorelines and hillsides using an open-ended containment system.” If you’d like to find out more, please click here.

Ever wondered why a fire hydrant might be open with water flowing down the street? It’s usually not an emergency — it’s part of essential maintenance to keep your water safe and clean. Water districts flush lines for several important reasons, including improving water quality and maintaining infrastructure.

We hope this video helps you understand the value of routine flushing and how these maintenance processes protect  your water system in the long run. Click below to watch!

Thursday, May 7, 2026 at 12:00 PM

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