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Notice = The March 2024 monthly Board of Directors meeting has been scheduled for 3/28/2024 after the conclusion of the Annual meeting.

North Bosque Water Supply Corp. is a member-owned, non-profit corporation. The company operates 4 water wells and provides safe drinking water to over 700 members in the area between Speegleville, Crawford, and China Spring, centered on the Crossroads at FM 185 and Highway 6. The rules for the corporation, water rates, and fees are described in its By-laws and Tariff and are approved by the State of Texas.

This site is maintained as a service to members and prospective members and is intended to provide contact information and answers to some of your questions concerning water services in this area.

Watering restrictions and other important notifications will be posted here. The site also provides an on-line payment option for your convenience.

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Here are 10 ways to curb your water use while still maintaining a green and vibrant landscape.

  1. Adjust your sprinklers so that they’re watering your lawn and garden, and not the street or sidewalk.
  2. Water early in the morning (before 10a.m) or later in the evening (after 6 p.m.) when temperatures are cooler and evaporation is minimized.
  3. Set it, but don’t forget it! Whether you have a manual or automatic system, be sure to adjust your watering schedules throughout the irrigation season.
  4. Water established lawns about 1 inch per week (a bit more during hot, dry weather). Find out how much to water this week with the Weekly Watering Number.
  5. Inspect your overall irrigation system for leaks, broken lines or blockage in the lines. A well maintained system will save you money, water, and time.
  6. Consider replacing some turf area with low water use plants and ornamental grasses. They are easier to maintain than turf, look beautiful, and require far less water.
  7. Group plants with like watering needs. Creating “watering zones” in your garden will allow you to give each plant the water it requires — not too much or too little.
  8. Add a shut-off nozzle to your garden hose and save about 5-7 gallons each minute your hose is on.
  9. Adjust your mower to a higher setting. A taller lawn provides shade to the roots and helps retain soil moisture, so your lawn requires less water.
  10. Apply the amount of water your soil can absorb. Water thoroughly, but infrequently. If run off or puddling occurs, break longer watering sessions into several short sessions allowing water to soak into the soil between each session.

credit – http://www.conserveh2o.org/outdoor-water-conservation-tips

NOTICE OF REQUIREMENT TO COMPLY WITH THE SUBDIVISION AND SERVICE EXTENSION POLICY OF NORTH BOSQUE WATER SUPPLY CORPORATION

Pursuant to Chapter 13.2502 of the Texas Water Code, North Bosque Water Supply Corporation hereby gives notice that any person who subdivides land by dividing any lot, tract, or parcel of land, within the service area of North Bosque Water Supply Corporation, Certificate of Convenience and Necessity No. 10023, in McLennan County, into two or more lots or sites for the purpose of sale or development, whether immediate or future, including resubdivision of land for which a plat has been filed or recorded, or requested two or more water or sewer service connections on a single contiguous tract of land, must comply with the Developer, Subdivision, and Non-Standard Service Policy (the “Subdivision Policy”) contained in North Bosque Water Supply Corporation’s Tariff.

North Bosque Water Supply Corporation is not required to extend retail water or sewer utility service to a Service Applicant in a subdivision where the developer of the subdivision has failed to comply with the Subdivision Policy.

Among other requirements, the Subdivision Policy requires:

Applicable elements of the Subdivision Policy, depending on the specific circumstances of the subdivision service may include:

  • Evaluation by North Bosque Water Supply Corporation of the impact a proposed subdivision service extension will make on North Bosque Water Supply
  • Corporation’s water supply system and payment of the costs for this evaluation
  • Payment of fees for reserving water supply capacity
  • Forfeiture of reserved water supply capacity for failure to pay applicable fees
  • Payment of costs of any improvements to North Bosque Water Supply Corporation and dedication by the developer of water facilities within the subdivision following inspection.

North Bosque Water Supply Corporation’s Tariff and a map showing North Bosque Water Supply Corporation’s service area may be reviewed at North Bosque Water Supply Corporation’s offices by contacting NBWSC, P.O. Box 330, Crawford, TX 76638. (254) 848-4668. The tariff policy and service area map also are filed of record at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality in Austin, Texas and may be reviewed by contacting the TCEQ, c/o Utility Rates and Services [Certification and Rate Design] Section, Water Utilities Division, P.O. box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711.