Documents & Help
Resources
Forms, policies, statutory references and answers to the questions we are asked most often.
- Water Conservation
On-Farm Irrigation Efficiency Guide
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Water Conservation Plan
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Tailwater and Runoff Best Practices
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- Forms & Applications
New Account Application
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Change of Ownership / Transfer Form
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Water Order Form
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Petition for Exclusion of Land
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Easement Encroachment Request
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- Policies & Procedures
Board Policy Manual
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Rules for Water Delivery and Rotation
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Assessment Collection and Penalty Policy
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Public Information Request Procedure
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- Texas Water Code References
Chapter 49 — Provisions Applicable to All Districts
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Chapter 58 — Irrigation Districts
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Section 58.121 — Purposes and Powers
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I order irrigation water?
Flat-rate assessments are billed annually and are due on receipt. Water-use charges are billed following delivery. Balances not paid by the date printed on the statement accrue penalty and interest under the District’s collection policy.
When are water assessments due?
Flat-rate assessments are billed annually and are due on receipt. Water-use charges are billed following delivery. Balances not paid by the date printed on the statement accrue penalty and interest under the District’s collection policy.
How is my allocation calculated?
During a declared shortage, the Board allocates the District’s available Rio Grande supply in acre-inches per irrigable acre of record. Notices of allocation are posted at the office and published on this website.
My land is being platted for a subdivision. What do I need to do?
Submit the plat for District review before recording so irrigation easements and facilities are shown correctly, then file an exclusion petition if the tract will no longer be irrigated.
Can I build a fence, driveway or utility line across a District easement?
Not without written authorization. Submit an easement encroachment request so staff can confirm the work will not obstruct access to or operation of District facilities.
How do I request public information?
Submit a written request to the District office identifying the records sought. The District responds in accordance with the Texas Public Information Act.
Still need help? Contact the District office.