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On the morning of Friday, August 19, Harvest Green unexpectedly experienced a water outage. The water outage was caused by a well motor failure that occurred on the evening of August 18 at approximately 8:00 p.m. The Remote Monitoring System (“RMS”) installed at the water plant failed to notify Harvest Green’s operator Si Environmental (“SE”) of the well motor outage. If the RMS had operated as intended, SE would have been notified and taken the necessary steps to avoid water pressure loss. SE was not made aware of the issue until residents alerted SE that water pressure was lost at approximately 6:30 a.m. on August 19. SE arrived at the water plant at approximately 6:45 a.m. to reset the well motor as well as to open the interconnect water supply with Pecan Grove MUD to allow water to resume flowing to residents of Harvest Green. Ten (10) water samples were tested by an independent lab after pressure was restored. All samples indicated the water was safe for drinking and free of contamination.

Listed below are the steps being taken to avoid future water outages:

• The well motor is being repaired to ensure proper functionality.
• The RMS has been replaced and is now tested daily to insure it is working properly.
• A second backup RMS will be installed once a new telephone line is installed.
• The Municipal Utility Districts are currently drilling a second water well that should be online in the second quarter of 2023.