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Begin by entering your name and registration number in the designated fields. This identifies you as the registrant.
Input the beginning and ending meter readings for the reporting period, along with their respective dates. Ensure accuracy as this data is crucial for calculating groundwater withdrawal.
In the groundwater withdrawal section, report monthly usage in gallons. Use the example provided to calculate your monthly usage based on meter readings.
Indicate how water was used by circling one of the options provided, such as Public Water Supply or Commercial/Small Business.
If applicable, answer questions regarding water use location and whether it was sold. Provide additional details if necessary.
Complete the fee calculations section carefully, ensuring all totals are accurate before submitting your form.
Finally, affirm that all information is correct by signing and dating the form before submission.

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What underground water conservation district is the oldest and the largest groundwater conservation district in Texas?

High Plains Underground Water Conservation District (UWCD) No. 1, created in 1951, was the first GCD in Texas. The smallest GCD, Red Sands GCD, covers an area of about 114 square miles. The largest GCD, High Plains UWCD No.

What is the water quality in the Trinity aquifer?

Water quality in the unconfined portion of the aquifer is generally fresh, with only small, localized areas of slightly saline groundwater.

Who owns underground water in Texas?

Texas follows the Rule of Capture in determining ownership of groundwater. Under this rule, groundwater is considered the private property of the landowner.

How many groundwater conservation districts are there in Texas?

There are 99 confirmed districts in Texas, and each is in charge of developing a groundwater management plan. Most also issue permits that regulate groundwater pumping and well-spacing in its district boundaries.