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subsection (a), shall comply with City standards, regulations of the TCEQ, any <br />other applicable State rules and regulations, and applicable regulations of <br />groundwater conservation districts. In the event of conflict among these <br />regulations, whichever is the most stringent shall apply. <br />(d) The prohibition of a well or wells within the in this <br />section does not apply to. <br />(1) Texas State University properties being served by the Texas State <br />University public water system, or <br />(2) existing wells that were permitted and serving_ properties already <br />connected to the city water or wastewater systems prior to July 1, <br />2014. <br />SECTION 4. Chapter 8, Article 1, General Definitions of the City's Land Development <br />Code is amended to add the following definition (the definitions in this Article shall be <br />renumbered accordingly): <br />Alternative water means any water from a source on or available to a <br />customer's premises other than directly from the City's water system. Alternative <br />water sources include the following: <br />(1) Water from a natural source such as a spring = pond, or river (if <br />permitted) <br />(2) Reclaimed water. <br />Gray water. <br />L4,) Rain water. <br />Any water supplied by the city water system that has passed <br />through a point of delivery and is no longer controlled by the <br />City's public water system. <br />The term does not include water from a well. <br />SECTION 5. The definition for "Alternative Water" in Section 86.056 of the San <br />Marcos City Code is amended to read as follows: <br />Alternative water means <br />water- seufees, el d n=wRI gfay . ate', feelaiffied a, e pefmitted E n n <br />wells, other- . ,,,n, u,Atl r s°tif°es etc any water from a source on or available to a se <br />