Texas § 11005.155 SOURCES FOR WATER; ACQUISITION OF LAND; STORAGE CAPACITY.

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§ 11005.155 — SOURCES FOR WATER; ACQUISITION OF LAND; STORAGE CAPACITY.

Texas § 11005.155

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Tex. Special District Local Laws Code Code Ann. § 11005.155 (2026).

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Sec. 11005.155. SOURCES FOR WATER; ACQUISITION OF LAND; STORAGE CAPACITY.

(a)The district may acquire or construct, inside or outside the district, a reservoir or any work, plant, transmission line, or other facility necessary or useful to divert, impound, store, treat, or transport to the city and others water for municipal, domestic, industrial, mining, oil flooding, or any other useful purpose.

(b)The district may develop or otherwise acquire underground sources of water.

(c)The district may acquire land, or an interest in land, inside or outside the district, for any work, plant, or other facility necessary or useful to divert, impound, store, treat, or transport to the city and others water for municipal, domestic, industrial, mining, oil flooding, or any other useful purpose.

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Sec. 11005.155. SOURCES FOR WATER; ACQUISITION OF LAND; STORAGE CAPACITY. (a) The district may acquire or construct, inside or outside the district, a reservoir or any work, plant, transmission line, or other facility necessary or useful to divert, impound, store, treat, or transport to the city and others water for municipal, domestic, industrial, mining, oil flooding, or any other useful purpose.
(b) The district may develop or otherwise acquire underground sources of water.
(c) The district may acquire land, or an interest in land, inside or outside the district, for any work, plant, or other facility necessary or useful to divert, impound, store, treat, or transport to the city and others water for municipal, domestic, industrial, mining, oil flooding, or any other useful purpose.
(d) The district may lease, purchase, or otherwise acquire rights in and to storage and storage capacity in any reservoir constructed or to be constructed by any person or from the United States.