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The Water Calendar

Key meetings and events over the coming weeks.

by John Reynolds

Cypress Creek in downtown Wimberley
Credit: Photo by: Shelby Knowles

Trib+Water brings you a listing of meetings, conferences and other events of note in the Texas water community:

Thursday, Sept. 8

  • Texas Water Development Board, Region N Planning Group Meeting; J. Calderon County Building, 710 E. Main St., Robstown (1:30 p.m.)
  • Texas Water Development Board, Region E (Far West Texas) Planning Meeting; El Paso Co. WCID #1 (Headquarters), 13247 Alameda Ave., Clint (1:30 p.m. MDT)

Friday, Sept. 9

  • House Bill 30 stakeholder meeting on potential brackish groundwater production areas for the Carrizo-Wilcox, Gulf Coast, Blaine and Rustler aquifers; Stephen F. Austin Building, Room 170, 1700 N. Congress Ave., Austin (1:30 p.m.)

Tuesday, Sept. 13

  • Texas Water Development Board,  Financial Assistance Workshop; San Jacinto River Authority, G & A Building, Board Room 1577, Dam Site Road, Conroe (9 a.m.)
  • San Antonio Water System Board of Directors; 2800 US-281, San Antonio (9 a.m.)
  • Edwards Aquifer Authority Board of Directors; 900 E. Quincy, San Antonio (3 p.m.)

Thursday, Sept. 15

  • Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan Stakeholder Committee; 900 E. Quincy, San Antonio (9 a.m.)
  • Edwards Aquifer Habitat Conservation Plan Implementing Committee; 900 E. Quincy, San Antonio (1 p.m.)

Tuesday, Sept. 20

  • Texas House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Special Water Districts interim hearing; Board Room, Administration Building, 101 W. Division St., Fort Stockton (1 p.m.)

Items for the Texas Water Events calendar are collected and curated by Todd Votteler, Editor-in-Chief of the Texas Water Journal. Additional calendar events can be found here.

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