AUSTIN, Texas — Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a temporary injunction against Double R Municipal Utility District No. 2A of Hunt and Collin Counties, halting actions tied to a proposed development known as “EPIC City.”
According to the Attorney General’s Office, the injunction blocks the district and its purported board members from taking further action and declares many of their prior actions invalid.
The ruling follows a lawsuit alleging the individuals acting as directors of the municipal utility district were not legally qualified to hold their positions. Officials said the group had attempted to take control of the district and expand its boundaries in connection with the East Plano Islamic Center development.
The court determined the individuals did not meet statutory requirements to serve on the board, rendering their actions unlawful under Texas law.
As part of the injunction, the individuals are prohibited from acting as board members, and the district must cease operations until properly qualified directors are appointed through the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality.
The court also declared that most actions taken by the group on or after September 12, 2025, are null and void.
“My office has proven that these radicals were unlawfully appointed to the board of Double R Municipal Utility Distric (MUD) and that their actions to advance the EPIC City development were illegal and void,” Paxton said.
The Attorney General previously obtained a temporary restraining order that prevented the district from taking action during a scheduled March 20 meeting.
The case remains ongoing.
