This is a legal form that was released by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality - a government authority operating within Texas. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.
Q: What is a Drought Contingency Plan?
A: A plan that outlines actions and strategies for dealing with water shortages during droughts.
Q: What is a Wholesale Public Water Supplier?
A: A provider of water services that sells water in bulk to other entities, such as cities or municipalities.
Q: Why is a Drought Contingency Plan necessary for a water supplier in Texas?
A: Texas experiences frequent droughts, and a plan helps manage water resources during these periods.
Q: What does the Drought Contingency Plan include?
A: It includes measures like water conservation, restrictions on water usage, and alternative water supply sources.
Q: Who is responsible for developing the Drought Contingency Plan?
A: The wholesale public water supplier is responsible for creating and implementing the plan.
Q: What are some key goals of the Drought Contingency Plan?
A: To ensure water availability for essential needs, minimize economic impacts, and protect the environment.
Q: What happens if a water supplier does not have a Drought Contingency Plan?
A: They may face difficulties in managing water shortages and may not have clear strategies for addressing drought impacts.
Q: Is the Drought Contingency Plan only for wholesale water suppliers?
A: No, it is also applicable to other types of water suppliers, such as retail suppliers or water utilities.
Q: Is the Drought Contingency Plan a legally required document?
A: Yes, in Texas, public water suppliers are required by law to develop and maintain a Drought Contingency Plan.
Q: Can the Drought Contingency Plan be adjusted based on specific circumstances?
A: Yes, the plan can be modified to address specific drought conditions or changes in water availability.
Form Details:
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