ORDER ESTABLISHING RULES GOVERNING DISTRICT TRAILS,
GREENBELTS, AND OTHER LAND OWNED BY THE DISTRICT
 

The District is the owner of certain greenbelt areas that include native vegetation and wildlife habitat and trails owned and maintained by the District (the “Greenbelt”). And the District is the owner of various platted and unplatted tracts of land that contain native vegetation and wildlife habitat, water, wastewater, and drainage facilities, irrigation fields, detention ponds, parks and recreational facilities, and other facilities owned and maintained by the District. (The Greenbelt and all land owned by the District is collectively referred to as the “District Land.”)

At times the Greenbelt has been damaged and eroded from the unauthorized operation of vehicles and construction equipment on the District’s land by contractors hired by District residents. The District Land has also been damaged and eroded by the unauthorized off-road operation of vehicles on the District Land.
The District desires to implement an order to establish rules and regulations governing the District Land, and the Board finds that it is necessary to provide recommended  actions and prohibited actions within the District Land. This link has the ORDER ESTABLISHING RULES GOVERNING DISTRICT TRAILS, GREENBELTS, AND OTHER LAND OWNED BY THE DISTRICT.

Policy for Resident Access for Clearing District-Owned
Green Space for Wildfire Protection

This Policy for Resident Access for Clearing District-Owned Green Space for Wildfire Protection (the
“Policy”) shall govern the access and clearing of land owned by Cypress Ranch Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 (the "District") by residents within the District. The purpose of this Policy is to allow residents  within the District to perform limited vegetation clearing on District-owned land adjacent to their homes for the purpose of reducing the risk of damage to homes by a wildfire occurring in the greenbelt areas within the District. Click below for the full Policy:

Policy for Resident Access for Clearing District-Owned
Green Space for Wildfire Protection