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Lone Star Groundwater, a member of the Groundwater Management Area 14, was one of five members unanimously voting to approve desired future conditions for the next five years. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
12:28 PM Jan 5, 2022 CST
Houston-area groundwater conditions approved at GMA-14 meeting
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Fault Lines at the corner of Sgt. Ed Holcomb Blvd. N. and Hwy 105 in Conroe
Houston
8:59 AM
Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District opens public comments for subsidence study
Lone Star Groundwater, a member of the Groundwater Management Area 14, was one of five members unanimously voting to approve desired future conditions for the next five years. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
11:40 AM
Houston-area groundwater conditions approved at GMA-14 meeting
Harry Hardman, president of Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District, asked county commissioners to adopt a resolution supporting LSGCD's management goals. (Screenshot via Montgomery County Commissioners Court livestream)
Houston
12:17 PM
LSGCD asks Montgomery County to adopt resolution rejecting subsidence metric from aquifer goals
Under the Texas Rule of Capture, the landowner is entitled to the water underneath their land. Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District, the entity that manages groundwater in Montgomery County, is prioritizing protecting these private property rights when it comes to making regulatory decisions. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
6:50 AM
District outlines long-term water management goals in Montgomery County
Under the Texas Rule of Capture, the landowner is entitled to the water underneath their land. Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District, the entity that manages groundwater in Montgomery County, is prioritizing protecting these private property rights when it comes to making regulatory decisions. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
5:50 AM
Private property rights at heart of Montgomery County’s groundwater dispute
Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District, which regulates groundwater usage in Montgomery County, is part of Groundwater Management Area 14. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
12:44 PM
GMA 14 approves proposed desired future conditions; LSGCD objects to subsidence factor
Excessive groundwater use from aquifers can lead to subsidence, or sinking of the earth, which can exacerbate the activity of fault lines. Fault lines criss-cross Montgomery County, including this one at the corner of Sgt. Ed. Holcomb Blvd. N. and Hwy. 105 in Conroe. (Eva Vigh, Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
9:03 AM
As ground sinks, debate ensues over Montgomery County's groundwater
Houston
8:10 AM
Subsidence key to Montgomery County's ongoing groundwater debate
The Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District accepted the resignation of its board president Dec. 10. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Houston
3:30 PM
Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District board president resigns; hydrologist contract terminated
Houston Metro
4:46 PM
Lone Star Groundwater Conservation District appeal rejected by water board Oct. 3