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Texas Water Plan presented by Connally at 1960s meeting
Gov. Connally and the Texas Water Development Board staff outlined a comprehensive plan to serve 30 million Texans by 2020. It envisions 51 new reservoirs, $1.0 billion in waste treatment facilities, a $1.509 billion pipeline network, and a multi-river transfer system to move water from Red River to Gulf Coast regions, with hearings across 27 cities to refine financing and feasibility. The plan aims to coordinate river authorities, water districts, and state and federal agencies to manage Texas streams sustainably.
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Austin
Tex
John Connally
Texas Water Development Board
Red River
Texas
Fort Worth - Dallas
Trinity River
Waco
Brazos River
Eagle Lake
Colorado River
Colorado
Gulf Coast
Rio Grande Valley
Nueces
Brazos
West Texas
Development Board
Lubbock
Longview
Texas Water Rights Commission
State Supreme Court
Laguna Madre
Cameron County
Jerry Sadler
Brownsville
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Frenship Rural
Shallowater Independent
Raybourne Thompson
Houston
Weredel W. Mayes
Brownwood
Gary Morrison
Connally
Board of Regents of
Texas Woman's University
Reagan Houston HI
San Antonio
Gladys Drake
Preston Smith
Citizens Advisory Committee
Texas Legislative Council
U. S
Senate
Fort Bliss
Fort Hood
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Carswell Afb
Kelly Afb
Laredo Afb
Laughlin Afb
Afb
Randolph Afb
Sheppard Afb
Perrin Afb
Reese Afb
Webb Afb
Naval Auxiliary Station
Chase Field
Wagroner Carr