Tex. Water Code § 29.013
This is the official text of Tex. Water Code § 29.013, part of Texas’s Water Code — governs water rights and water resource management.
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§ 29.013. CONTENTS OF APPLICATION.
Official statutory text
The application for a permit shall:
(1) state the number of vehicles the applicant plans to use for hauling oil and gas waste;
(2) affirmatively show that the vehicles are designed so that they will not leak during transportation of oil and gas waste;
(3) include an affidavit from a person who operates an approved system of oil and gas waste disposal stating that the applicant has permission to use the approved system;
(4) state the applicant's name, business address, and permanent mailing address; and
(5) include other relevant information required by railroad commission rules.
(1) state the number of vehicles the applicant plans to use for hauling oil and gas waste;
(2) affirmatively show that the vehicles are designed so that they will not leak during transportation of oil and gas waste;
(3) include an affidavit from a person who operates an approved system of oil and gas waste disposal stating that the applicant has permission to use the approved system;
(4) state the applicant's name, business address, and permanent mailing address; and
(5) include other relevant information required by railroad commission rules.
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