Land Use & Zoning
The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) plays a role in land use by:
ARegulating real estate transactions near water
BPlanning and financing water supply and infrastructure projects affecting development feasibility✓ Correct
CSetting water rates for all Texas municipalities
DGranting water rights to new developments
Explanation
The TWDB plans and finances water supply, conservation, and flood control projects in Texas. Its water planning activities affect where and how development can occur, as adequate water supply is a prerequisite for most development.
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