2011 Planning Cycle

The 2011 Regional Water Planning cycle began in February 2006 and ends in January 2011, when the Group is scheduled to approve its regional plan.

The 16 regional plans from across the state will be adopted by the Texas Water Development Board as the 2012 State Water Plan

Scope of Work

Technical Studies

Meetings & Events

How to Get Involved

Water Planning

The South Central Texas Regional Water Planning Group, better known as Region L, develops five-year plans that protect water resources now and in the future.

The planning process is designed to ensure enough water for families, businesses and farmers even as the population grows.
Protecting the public, economy and natural resources are guiding principles behind these plans.

Region L is one of the 16 regional water planning groups across the state. These groups identify water needs, assess potential water supplies and recommend strategies for meeting those needs to the Texas Water Develpment Board. Learn more.

Upcoming Meetings

Region L Water Planning Group - Quarterly Meeting
Nov. 6, 2008 at 10 a.m.
Location: San Antonio Water System - Customer Service Building, (map)
Room CR 145
2800 US Highway 281 North
San Antonio, TX 78212
Contact: Laura Raun

Water Planning Process Timeline

View an up-to-date timeline for the 2007-2011 planning cycle.

Review Meeting Presentations

Presentations from past meetings are available in the meetings and events archive

2007 State Water Plan

Learn more about the TWDB and view the 2007 State Water Plan.

View a map of the regional water planning groups across the state.