The Texas Auxiliary Water Laws is a set of older Texas statutes about water governance, organized into three chapters: Use of State Water, Water Control and Preservation Districts, and General Provisions. Topics include salt water disposal, pollution control contracts, district bonds, taxes, and eminent domain. These laws work alongside the modern Texas Water Code and are useful for water district officials, attorneys, and researchers. The full text is free to read online.
These state laws set rules for water districts that can affect local water quality, taxes, and land use in Houston-area communities served by water control districts.
