Council hears municipal setting designation requests for three sites; applicants present geoscience representatives
Three municipal setting designation (MSD) requests — legal steps that prohibit potable groundwater use beneath specified properties — were presented to the council; staff confirmed applicants’ geoscience representatives were available and no public opposition registered during the hearing.
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The Dallas City Council received public hearings Wednesday for three municipal setting designation (MSD) applications that would prohibit the use of groundwater as potable water beneath specific properties. MSDs are administrative actions coordinated with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to allow redevelopment or to formalize groundwater use restrictions where contamination or reuse conditions apply.
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