Lower Colorado River Authority.
Public utility in Texas that manages the lower Colorado River
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The Lower Colorado River Authority is managing water levels at the Tom Miller Dam, which feeds into Lake Austin, following the operations of the Mansfield Dam.Some support4 reports
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LCRA is involved in a landowner dispute concerning Salado property in Central Texas.Some support1 report
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Anterix Inc. executed spectrum sale agreements with the Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA).Speculative1 report
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Around Lower Colorado River Authority this week
News at the entities that move Lower Colorado River Authority most-
Texas StructuralGina Hinojosa proposed distributing $1,500 checks from state savings and commented on Texas school choice legislation.Moves Lower Colorado River Authority
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Colorado River StructuralVoters criticized Republicans' management of government during reporting near the Colorado River.Moves Lower Colorado River Authority
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Austin StructuralA tour related to Ian Curtis is scheduled to include dates in Fort Worth, Austin, and Houston.Moves Lower Colorado River Authority
Connections
The 9 strongest of 18, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Lake Austin Operational
The Authority actively manages the water levels and drawdown processes of Lake Austin.
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Tom Miller Dam Structural
The Authority has operational control over the Tom Miller Dam, managing its water levels and operational status.
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Austin Structural
The Authority manages the reservoir that provides the essential water supply for the sustained function of the city of Austin.
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Mansfield Dam Structural
The Lower Colorado River Authority formally manages the operations and floodgates of the Mansfield Dam.
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Texas Structural
LCRA functions as a public utility operating within the legal and geographic framework of the state of Texas.
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Hays Transactional
The relationship involved a completed acquisition of Uplands water treatment plants during the 1990s.
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Colorado River Structural
The Authority operates within the functional context of the river basin, whose state dictates operational parameters.
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Salado Transactional
The relationship is evidenced by a current landowner dispute involving LCRA and Salado.
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Bee Cave Operational
LCRA entered the retail market within the Bee Cave area.