If a state bill prevails, groundwater districts may have more power to halt development if they can show evidence of lack of water supply.
Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District (CTGCD) heard a report May 20 about the progress on potential legislative activities in the 89th Legislative Session.
The regular board meeting was held in Burnet at district headquarters, 225 S. Pierce St.
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