Texas HB2015 amends the Water Code to require water conservation plans in petitions for municipal utility districts.

Texas HB2015 modifies the Water Code to mandate that petitions for the creation of municipal utility districts include a water conservation plan meeting specific requirements. This applies to petitions filed with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025. The commission must consider water conservation among other factors when evaluating the feasibility and benefits of proposed projects.

Texas HB2015 amends the Water Code to require water conservation plans in petitions for municipal utility districts.

Texas HB2015 modifies the Water Code to mandate that petitions for the creation of municipal utility districts include a water conservation plan meeting specific requirements. This applies to petitions filed with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025. The commission must consider water conservation among other factors when evaluating the feasibility and benefits of proposed projects.