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This document is an Operating Permit (No. BVOP-0322) issued by the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District to 10786 Vaughn Agricultural, LLC. It authorizes the Permittee to operate Well #4 for agricultural use (livestock water) with a maximum annual production of 200 acre feet/year from the Simsboro Aquifer. The permit is effective March 9, 2023, for an initial five-year term, with provisions for renewal and subject to specific rules and conditions.

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This document is an Operating Permit (BVDO-0320) issued by the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District to the City of Calvert for Well #7. The permit authorizes the City of Calvert to operate Well #7 for municipal use, producing water from the Simsboro Aquifer at a maximum rate of 600 GPM and an annual maximum of 325 acre-feet. The permit is effective as of April 13, 2023, and is generally valid for five-year renewable terms, with a provision for expiration if the well is not completed or significantly developed within three years.

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This document is an Operating Permit Amendment (BVDO-0314) issued to James & Heidi Luu by the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District. It authorizes the Permittee to operate Well #2 for agricultural use (poultry houses) at a specific location in Robertson County, Texas, with a maximum annual production of 20 acre feet/year from the Calvert Bluff Aquifer. The permit is effective from September 23, 2023, for a five-year term and includes various terms and conditions regarding operation, compliance, and reporting.

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This document is an Operating Permit issued by the Brazos Valley Groundwater Conservation District to Cula d'Brazos LLC for a Drilling/Operating permit for Well #6 - German Farm (BVDO-0290). The permit authorizes the production of water from the Brazos River Alluvium Aquifer for agricultural use, specifically field crop irrigation, with a maximum annual production of 352.58 acre-feet/year and a rate of 850 GPM. The permit is effective March 10, 2022, and has a standard term of five years, subject to renewal and various conditions outlined in the District's rules. The document details the well's location and usage specifics, and outlines the terms for permit duration, renewal, and potential revocation or amendment.