Texas SB2832 modifies the expiration date of drilling, operating, or transfer permits issued by groundwater conservation districts if litigation over.

Texas SB2832 amends the Water Code to address the expiration of drilling, operating, or transfer permits issued by groundwater conservation districts when litigation over the permit's issuance or validity is pending. The bill requires the district to delay the permit's expiration until the litigation concludes. If the permit is deemed valid, the expiration date is extended to two years after the final, nonappealable judgment. If the permit is found invalid, the expiration date is set to the date of the final, nonappealable judgment.

Texas SB2832 modifies the expiration date of drilling, operating, or transfer permits issued by groundwater conservation districts if litigation over.

Texas SB2832 amends the Water Code to address the expiration of drilling, operating, or transfer permits issued by groundwater conservation districts when litigation over the permit's issuance or validity is pending. The bill requires the district to delay the permit's expiration until the litigation concludes. If the permit is deemed valid, the expiration date is extended to two years after the final, nonappealable judgment. If the permit is found invalid, the expiration date is set to the date of the final, nonappealable judgment.