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24 places and service areas in Texas have a published answer about who owns the pipe. 7 of those also have a local requirement. Unshaded ground is not covered here yet.

24 places and service areas in Texas have a published answer; 7 of them also have a reviewed local requirement. The rest of the state is unshaded, which means nothing is published there yet.Amarillo - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementArlington - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementBrushy Creek Municipal Utility District - who owns the pipeBryan - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementClear Lake City Water Authority - who owns the pipeCorpus Christi - who owns the pipeCounty Line Special Utility District - who owns the pipeCulleoka Water Supply Corporation - who owns the pipeDallas - who owns the pipeDenton - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementEl Paso - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementFort Worth - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementGoforth Special Utility District - who owns the pipeHarris County Fresh Water Supply District No. 61 - who owns the pipeHouston - who owns the pipeJonah Water Special Utility District - who owns the pipeMesquite - who owns the pipeMidland - who owns the pipeMustang Special Utility District - who owns the pipeSan Antonio - who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirementTravis County Water Control and Improvement District No. 17 - who owns the pipeTrophy Club Municipal Utility District No. 1 - who owns the pipeWaco - who owns the pipeWest Travis County Public Utility Agency - who owns the pipe
  • who owns the pipe, and a reviewed requirement
  • who owns the pipe
  • nothing published yet

Every shaded area links to its page. Shapes that cross city lines are service areas - a sanitary or water district, drawn from the authority’s own published boundary rather than from the cities it happens to serve. Unshaded ground is not covered yet.

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