RWPGs shall describe their regional water planning area including the following:

1. (1) social and economic aspects of a region such as information on current population, economic activity and economic sectors heavily dependent on water resources;
2. (2) current water use and major water demand centers;
3. (3) current groundwater, surface water, and reuse supplies including major springs that are important for water supply or protection of natural resources;
4. (4) wholesale water providers;
5. (5) agricultural and natural resources;
6. (6) identified water quality problems;
7. (7) identified threats to agricultural and natural resources due to water quantity problems or water quality problems related to water supply;
8. (8) summary of existing local and regional water plans;
9. (9) the identified historic drought(s) of record within the planning area;
10. (10) current preparations for drought within the RWPA;
11. (11) information compiled by the Board from water loss audits performed by retail public utilities pursuant to §358.6 of this title (relating to Water Loss Audits); and
12. (12) an identification of each threat to agricultural and natural resources and a discussion of how that threat will be addressed or affected by the water management strategies evaluated in the plan.

Source Note:The provisions of this §357.30 adopted to be effective August 12, 2012, 37 TexReg 5797.