Texas Supreme Court Hears Challenge Over Groundwater Permit Party Status and Whether 2017 Filing Is a New Application
The Supreme Court of Texas heard arguments over whether a groundwater district’s failure to grant or deny party status is reviewable under Texas Water Code §36.251(a) and whether a 2017 filing should be treated as a new application that reopens public participation rights.
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The Supreme Court of Texas heard arguments over whether a landowner-advocate’s denial of party status and later amended permit filings in a groundwater-permitting matter are reviewable under Texas Water Code §36.251(a) and whether a 2017 filing counts as a new application that reopens public participation rights.
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