Groundwater Summit to address property rights vs. regulation

  • A DISC GOLFER warms up on Saturday at the grand opening tournament for Caldwell’s Disc Golf Course at John E. Hejl Park at Davidson Creek. More than 50 disc golfers played in the tournament.
    A DISC GOLFER warms up on Saturday at the grand opening tournament for Caldwell’s Disc Golf Course at John E. Hejl Park at Davidson Creek. More than 50 disc golfers played in the tournament.
  • CALDWELL MAYOR JANICE Easter cuts the ribbon for the newly expanded disc golf course at a grand opening on Saturday morning, June 15, at John E. Hejl Park at Davidson Creek. Alderman Gary Easter and officials with Armory Disc Golf are pictured just prior to a tournament drawing numerous disc golfers from around the Brazos Valley.
    CALDWELL MAYOR JANICE Easter cuts the ribbon for the newly expanded disc golf course at a grand opening on Saturday morning, June 15, at John E. Hejl Park at Davidson Creek. Alderman Gary Easter and officials with Armory Disc Golf are pictured just prior to a tournament drawing numerous disc golfers from around the Brazos Valley.

    The Post Oak Savannah Groundwater Conservation District’s panel discussion for their upcoming groundwater summit is titled “Property Rights vs. Regulation: Managing Groundwater Amid Population Growth in Central Texas.”

    The summit is set for 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on July 18 at the Caldwell Civic Center. Registration begins at 8 a.m.

    This panel will address property rights and regulatory challenges, partic…