Northeast Burnet County Trinity Aquifer Management Zone
The Central Texas Groundwater Conservation District (District) has adopted new rules for the creation of the Northeast Burnet County Trinity Aquifer Management Zone following a deliberate and well documented public process. This work included multiple publicly noticed meetings, a stakeholder committee, and opportunities for written and verbal public comment. The District also held a well–attended public rule making hearing on January 23, 2026, where it received important feedback and adjusted the proposed rules accordingly. The rules became effective on January 23, 2026. Materials from the entire process, including summaries and technical resources can be found below.
District Rules As Revised 1-23-26
Boundary

Notice Of Hearing 1-23-26
Proposed Rule Changes
Summary of Proposed Rule Changes
Important Dates
Meeting Documents & Committee Reports
Initial Meeting Presentation – 4/22/25
Stakeholder Meeting 1 Agenda – 5/22/25
Stakeholder Meeting 2 Agenda – 6/6/25
Stakeholder Meeting 3 Agenda – 6/17/25
Stakeholder Meeting 4 Agenda- 7/1/25
Stakeholder Meeting 5 Agenda- 7/15/25
Stakeholder Committee Report- August 2025
2nd Public Meeting Presentation- 9/30/2025
Studies & Resources

Drawdown Sensitivity Study in the Briggs-Oakalla Area
Intera Incorporated
November 2024

Groundwater Resources of Burnet County
Intera Incorporated
September 2024

Hydrostratigraphic Model of The Trinity Aquifer for Portions of Bell, Burnet, Travis, and Williamson Counties
LRE Water
February 2025

Trinity Aquifer Characterization & Groundwater Availability Assessment, Burnet County, TX
CTGCD Staff & Tom Partridge P.E.
May 2011