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RCGCD approves historic-use permit RC6476 for Four T Management LLC
Summary
The Reeves County Groundwater Conservation District unanimously approved Historic Use Permit RC6476 for Four T Management LLC, authorizing 104.8 acre-feet per year and a 65 GPM pump for commercial and domestic use on a 60-acre tract.
The Reeves County Groundwater Conservation District approved Historic Use Permit RC6476 for Four T Management LLC at its March 19 meeting.
The permit covers one well (RC3457) on a 60-acre portion of the southeast quarter of Section 52, Block 4 H&GN RR Co., located approximately 0.48 miles northwest of the intersection of CR 415 and N FM 2119 in Reeves County. The application requested 104.8 acre-feet per year of production and a 65-gallon-per-minute pump for commercial and domestic use.
Director Cecil Lee moved to approve the Historic Use Permit; Director Lee Young seconded the motion. The board approved the permit on a 6-0 vote.
Why it matters: historic-use permits allocate water rights for existing or long-standing uses; approving this permit establishes an official allowance for the well's production and pumping rate under District rules.
What happens next: the District will record the permit and proceed with administrative processing required by RCGCD rules.
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