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Event: Summer 2015 Water Rights Analysis Meeting

The Summer 2015 Water Rights Analysis Package Users Group Meeting, which will include discussions on modeling environmental flows and water availability, will be held in Austin on July 24.

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What: The Summer 2015 Water Rights Analysis Package Users Group Meeting, which will include panel discussions on modeling environmental flows and on the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality’s water availability model (the computer-based simulation predicting the amount of water in a river or stream under specified sets of circumstance).

Who: TCEQ staff and other experts will discuss updates to the Water Availability Model Resolved Technical Issues document used to process new permits and amendments to existing water rights.

When: July 24, 9 a.m.

Where: TCEQ’s Park 35 Campus, 12100 Park 35 Circle, Room F2210, Austin

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