Permits & Construction Standards : Easement & Infrastructure Crossing Standards
EASEMENT and Infrastructure CROSSING standards
Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District (BCMUD)
has prepared Easement and Infrastructure Crossing Standards to set forth the
applicable criteria that should be followed by developers, landowners,
utilities and any other persons or entities that intend to construct surface or
subsurface improvements or utilities within BCMUD easements. Any person or entity that proposes to
construct improvements within or across BCMUD easements is encouraged to
contact the District to discuss the proposed project, secure any required
approvals, and to avoid potential delays and conflicts that might otherwise
occur if the project is not coordinated with BCMUD and impairs BCMUD’s easement
rights. The purpose of BCMUD’s Crossing
Standards is to provide the public general information that allows construction
of a project to proceed in a manner that does not compromise critical water
facilities and the provision of service to District customers
BCMUD
provides retail water service to approximately 20,000 residents and commercial
customers within the boundaries of BCMUD. The primary
source of the water supply for BCMUD comes from Lake Georgetown, which is
transported to the District via a raw water line owned and operated by BCMUD
and generally located within easements. In addition, the District has an
existing raw water line along Sam Bass to transport raw water from BCMUD wells
to the BCMUD water plant. Protecting BCMUD’s water
improvements is crucial in providing reliable water for BCMUD residents. BCMUD’s Crossing Standards are intended to
protect the District’s critical water infrastructure assets and to ensure the
continued availability of water service for the public.
Please call 512-255-7871 X 410 or email development@bcmud.org with questions
and for submittal.