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Commissioners adopt permit policy allowing permanent water lines bored beneath county roads
Lavaca County Commissioners Court · November 11, 2025
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Summary
The court approved a policy allowing private permanent water lines to be bored under county roads with a required pipeline-style permit and a $500 fee; commission said the policy applies countywide and includes accountability for repairs.
Lavaca County on Nov. 10 approved a policy to permit permanent water lines bored under county roads, a measure officials said is intended to help ranchers and landowners facing drought and drying ponds.
Commissioner Wayne Faircloth described a typical application: a…
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