Metropolitan Water Company, L.P.

Met Water is in the early exploratory stages of looking at developing brackish groundwater supplies. Ever changing technology is making the treatment of brackish water economically feasible. Currently, such work is limited to aquifers within the State of Texas. One Project of interest is located in Burleson County. This Project would utilize existing Met Water Groundwater Leases, as well as additional Groundwater Leases that Met Water would acquire.

Met Water Gonzales, L.P. ("Met Water Gonzales"), a subsidiary of Met Water, is developing the Little New York Groundwater Lease Project in Gonzales County, Texas. This Project covers approximately 25,000 acres of land over the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.

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About Groundwater Leases Aquifer Development Water District Permits Pipeline Construction Photo Chronicle Landowner Updates Other Projects SAWS Community Activities Contact Home Met Water 979.836.0122 phone 979.836.0164 fax	Other Projects Met Water is in the early exploratory stages of looking at developing brackish groundwater supplies. Ever changing technology is making the treatment of brackish water economically feasible. Currently, such work is limited to aquifers within the State of Texas. One Project of interest is located in Burleson County. This Project would utilize existing Met Water Groundwater Leases, as well as additional Groundwater Leases that Met Water would acquire. Met Water Gonzales, L.P. ("Met Water Gonzales"), a subsidiary of Met Water, is developing the Little New York Groundwater Lease Project in Gonzales County, Texas. This Project covers approximately 25,000 acres of land over the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer.