Water Conservation Best Management Practices

The resources that you have before you are a result of the work of Texas citizens with expertise in water conservation. Best management practices (BMPs)are a menu of options for which entities within a water use sector can choose to implement in order to achieve benchmarks and goals through water conservation.

Implementation of water conservation programs throughout Texas has resulted in a body of knowledge though which best management practices have been adopted. These bmps are structured for delivering a conservation measure or series of measures that is useful, proven, cost-effective, and generally accepted among conservation experts.

In Texas, conservation BMPs are designed to fit into the State’s water resource planning process as one alternative to meet future water needs. Each BMP structure has several elements that describe the efficiency measures, implementation techniques, schedule of implementation, scope, water savings estimating procedures, cost effectiveness considerations, and references to assist end-users in implementation.

Download the entire document here: Water Conservation Best Management Practices Guide 2004