Water Code §1

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Attorney General opinions that cite it

KP-0415 (Mar 07, 2022): Whether section 51.221 of the Water Code authorizes a representative of a limited liability company to vote in an election conducted by Maverick County Water Control & Improvement District No. 1
KP-0262 (Jan 31, 2019): Whether the Jackson County Navigation District may require an easement for new and existing aerial utility lines which cross over its boundaries
GA-0904 (Jul 19, 2011): Whether two bills that amend section 36.121 of the Water Code, which relates to the regulatory authority of groundwater conservation districts, are in irreconcilable conflict
GA-0597 (Aug 14, 2007): Whether a member of the Village of Wimberley City Councilmay serve simultaneously on the board of directors of the Wimberley Water Supply Corporation
JM-1024 (Feb 28, 1989): Whether a commissioners Texas House of Representatives court may authorize the P. 0. Box 2910 creation of a single-county Austin, Texas 78769 underground water district under section 52.022 of the Water Code
JM-0963 (Oct 05, 1988): Whether a proposed delivery Texas House of fee on petroleum products, used Representatives to create a state clean-up fund P. 0. Box 2910 to comply with federal stan- Austin, Texas 78769 dards, would be subject to the provisions of article VIII, section 7-a, of the Texas Constitution
JM-0955 (Sep 23, 1988): Application of section 111.025 of the Human Resources Code, regarding certain limita- tions on the purchase of ser- vices by the Texas Rehabilita- tion Commission
JM-0172: Statutory disqualifica- tions for Lower Colorado River Authority board membership
JM-1208: Potential conflict in two amendments adopted at the same legislative session regarding requirements of notice for selling realty located in a special district

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