Public Information Request Form
Effective September 1, 2019, pursuant to section 552.234 of the Government Code, a person may make a request for public information only by delivering the request by one of the following methods to the governmental body's public information officer or the officer's designee:
- United States mail;
- electronic mail;
- hand delivery;
- or any other method approved by the governing body.
Your written request needs to be information already in existance. A governmental body is not required to answer questions, perform legal research, or create new information in response to your request. See the District's Open Records Request form for fee information.
If you have purchased property with an existing water well, please contact the District to confirm it has been registered (979-732-9300 or email kim@ccgcd.net.) If already registered, submit the Transfer of Ownership form to the District within 60 days of purchase. If the well has not been registered, you will need to complete and submit a Well Registration form.
Seller's Disclosure About Groundwater and Surface Water Rights
Texas House Bill 1221 (passed during the 84th Legislative Session) requires sellers of residential real estate to notify buyers if the property is located in a groundwater conservation district or a subsidence district.
