Sewer lateral responsibility in Bexar County
Bexar County has 28 incorporated cities, and BelowGrid has published an answer for 1 of them. Each city sets its own rule, so there is no single county-wide answer.
Cities with a published answer
Where each city puts the point at which the pipe stops being the owner’s, from that city’s own page:
Other cities in this county
BelowGrid has not published an answer for these yet. That says nothing about what each city requires.
- Alamo Heights
- Balcones Heights
- Castle Hills
- China Grove
- Cibolo
- Converse
- Elmendorf
- Fair Oaks Ranch
- Grey Forest
- Helotes
- Hill Country Village
- Hollywood Park
- Kirby
- Leon Valley
- Live Oak
- Lytle
- Olmos Park
- Sandy Oaks
- Schertz
- Selma
- Shavano Park
- Somerset
- St. Hedwig
- Terrell Hills
- Universal City
- Von Ormy
- Windcrest
Outside the cities
- Land in Bexar County outside any city is not covered by these answers. It is served by the county or by a municipal utility district (MUD), depending on where it is, and BelowGrid has not published which.
- San Antonio lies partly in Comal County and Medina County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.
- Cibolo lies partly in Guadalupe County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.
- Elmendorf lies partly in Wilson County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.
- Fair Oaks Ranch lies partly in Comal County and Kendall County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.
- Lytle lies partly in Atascosa County and Medina County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.
- Schertz lies partly in Comal County and Guadalupe County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.
- Selma lies partly in Comal County and Guadalupe County as well, so it is listed on each county's page.