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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 8819.105

REGIONAL COOPERATION

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code § 8819.105, REGIONAL COOPERATION, Texas, version 1 as recorded 2026-07-09, yourstate.us, https://yourstate.us/provision/619682
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(a) In this section, "designated groundwater management area" means an area designated as a groundwater management area under Section 35.004, Water Code. (b) To provide for regional continuity, the district shall comply with the requirements of Section 36.108, Water Code, and: (1) participate as needed in coordination meetings with other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area; (2) coordinate the collection of data with other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area in such a way as to achieve relative uniformity of data type and quality; (3) coordinate efforts to monitor water quality with other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area, local governments, and state agencies; (4) provide groundwater level data to other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area; (5) investigate any groundwater or aquifer pollution with the intention of locating its source; (6) notify other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area and all appropriate agencies of any groundwater pollution detected; (7) annually provide to other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area an inventory of water wells and an estimate of groundwater production in the district; and (8) include other groundwater conservation districts in its designated groundwater management area on the mailing lists for district newsletters, seminars, public education events, news articles, and field days.