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CONTACT US DIRECTIONS PUBLIC RECORDS VISIT OLD SITE Home District Overview Board of Directors Leland Gersbach – Board President Gary Young – Director Jody Williams – Director Scott Brooks – Director James D. Brown – Director At-Large District Rules District Bylaws District Groundwater Management Plan District Newsletter Civil Penalty Schedule District Services Drought Management Edwards BFZ Drought Status Edwards BFZ Drought Management Plan Trinity Drought Status Trinity Drought Management Plan Chapter 36 – Texas Water Code State Water Plan Groundwater Managment Area 8 Region G Planning Group Public Records Agendas and Minutes Financial Reports CUWCD Budget Annual Report CUWCD Audits Public Information Request Forms and Documents Transparency Tax Code Aquifer Science Edwards BFZ Aquifer Trinity Aquifer Bell County Monitor Wells Salado Creek Watershed Salado Creek Gauges Salado Salamander Videos Educational Programs Agricultural Conservation Texas 4-H Water Ambassadors Annual Water Symposium Texas Water Smart Water IQ Rainwater Harvesting Earth-Kind Landscaping Brush Control Recharge Enhancement Plugging Abandoned Wells Texas Water Foundation more infoEdwards Drought Stat... more infoTrinity Aquifer Status Salado Creek Gauges more infoBell County Monitor Wells more infoCUWCD TexMesonet Stations more infoClearwater Underground Water Conservation District more infoExempt Domestic Well Application Non-Exempt Well Application Form & Fees Non-exempt Well Application Guidelines & Process Permit Application Permit Fees and Admin Fee Schedules USEFUL Links Bell County Well Driller and Pump Installers TWDB Statewide Monitor Wells Salado Springs Complex Gauge TexMesonet Permitted Well Owner Login Election Advisory No. 2019-19 Transparency Tax Code Notice to Purchaser Form CUWCD Employment Opportunity The District is responsible for the management of groundwater in Bell County, Texas. The District’s mission is to develop and implement an efficient, economical and environmentally sound groundwater management program to protect and enhance the water resources of the district.” Recent news NOTICE OF CANCELATION OF THE MEETING OF THE Board Meeting, Encumbrance Hearing, Permit Hearing & Workshop on May 8, 2024 April 10, 2024 Board Meeting, Workshop, Show Cause Hearing & Permit Hearing More news What is a GroundWater Conservation District? GCDs are political subdivisions of the state created to protect and balance private groundwater interests with the conservation, preservation, protection, recharging and prevention of waste of groundwater, and the control of subsidence caused by withdrawal. UPCOMING EVENTS in 1 day GMA-8 Meeting 0 0 Do I have to register my well with my GCD? Yes, state law requries all wells to be registered with the GCD. This does not mean that all wells require a permit. All domestic wells and livestock wells that produce less than 25,000 gallons per day are exempt from permits. A GCD has the ability to exempt others in their rules. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3 DIRECTOR Jody Williams 4 Director Scott A. Brooks 5 Director At-Large James D. Brown 2 Director Gary Young 1 Board President Leland Gersbach itemprop="articleBody" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Article" The District is responsible for the management of groundwater in Bell County, Texas. The District’s mission is to develop and implement an efficient, economical and environmentally sound groundwater management program to protect and enhance the water resources of the district.” News NOTICE OF CANCELATION OF THE MEETING OF THE more Board Meeting, Encumbrance Hearing, Permit Hearing & Workshop on May 8, 2024 more April 10, 2024 Board Meeting, Workshop, Show Cause Hearing & Permit Hearing more Links Home District Overview Public Records Aquifer Science Videos Educational Programs Contact Us 700 Kennedy Court, Belton Texas 76513 P.O. Box 1989, Belton Texas 76513...