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Establishing and Managing an Effective Cross-Connection Control Program, RG-478 (TCEQ, revised February 2026)
TCEQ's guide to a cross-connection control program: assembly types, hazard levels, the Appendix F table and the irrigation connection.
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Not law: TCEQ regulatory guidance for public water systems on cross-connection control. The rules are 30 TAC 290.44(h) and 290.47(f); this explains them and prints the Appendix F hazard table as text.
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- Published Revised February 2026
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