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Buda Releases Statement On ‘Save Our Wells’ HB 3405

“Without the immediate delivery of water through our current contract, our city, which is one of the fastest growing in the country, will suffer a water shortage in the near future…”

The City of Buda continues to support the integrity of HB 3405’s protection of Hays County’s groundwater. We pray that under HB 3405, the Barton Springs Edwards Aquifer Conservation District will uphold the constitutional property owner and existing contract water rights of our citizens.”

“Without the immediate delivery of water through our current contract, our city, which is one of the fastest growing in the country, will suffer a water shortage in the near future. We commend State Representative Jason Isaac and State Senator Donna Campbell for their efforts on this important legislation.” – Todd Ruge, Mayor of Buda


 

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