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Tex. Water Code § 16.459

This is the official text of Tex. Water Code § 16.459, part of Texas’s Water Code — governs water rights and water resource management.

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§ 16.459. TRANSPARENCY REQUIREMENTS.

Official statutory text

The board shall post the following information on the board's Internet website regarding the use of the resiliency fund and regularly update the information posted:

(1) the progress made in developing flood projects statewide;

(2) a description of each flood project that receives money from the resiliency fund, including:

(A) the expected date of completion of the flood project;

(B) the current status of the flood project;

(C) the proposed benefit of the flood project;

(D) the initial total cost estimate of the flood project and variances to the initial cost estimate exceeding five percent;

(E) a listing of the eligible political subdivisions receiving money from the resiliency fund;

(F) a listing of each political subdivision served by each flood project;

(G) an estimate of matching funds that will be available for the flood project resulting from the use of the resiliency fund; and

(H) the status of repayment of each loan provided in connection with a flood project, including an assessment of the risk of default based on a standard risk rating system;

(3) a description of the point system for prioritizing flood projects and the number of points awarded by the board for each flood project;

(4) any nonconfidential information submitted to the board as part of an application for funding under this subchapter that is approved by the board;

(5) the administrative and operating expenses incurred by the board in administering the resiliency fund; and

(6) any other information required by board rule.

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