Uvalde County Underground Water Conservation District

An acreage rule applies if you are drilling into the Edwards Aquifer. The Uvalde County UWCD has no jurisdiction over the Edwards Aquifer. The Edwards…

Wells drilled to produce water to be used by an individual, a family, or a household for drinking water, cookings, washing and watering livestock or…

A well must be located a minimum of 100 feet from a septic system, 50 feet from any water-tight sewage or liquid-waste collection facility, and 50…

Prior to drilling a Domestic Well in the District, the owner or owner's representative must complete a well registration form that can be downloaded…

You can contact Rick Coggins , Environmental Health Inspector  with any question regarding the installation or problems involving a septic system…

The fee for drilling a well is $110, which represents a $10, non-refundable registration fee and a $100 deposit. A refund of the $100 deposit is…

Wells that produce in excess of 25,000 gallons of groundwater a day or a well drilled for any other purpose than household or livestock use such as…

A well must be located a minimum of 100 feet from a septic system, 50 feet from any water-tight sewage or liquid-waste collection facility, and 50…

Prior to drilling a non-exempt well in the District, the owner or owner's representative must complete the followings: 1. Fill out an Application For…

All well owners with a Non-Exempt wells are required to report water usage ever year no later then December 31st.