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The filed record for one Texas parcel, compiled from the monitored public dockets and closed at a stated timestamp. Every line cited.

What this does
  • Criterion I — Filed Transmission Projects and Filed Study Megawatts: read today and stated as a refusal with its reason, not as a finding.
  • Criterion II — Groundwater Production for the Class of Use: read today and stated as a refusal with its reason, not as a finding.
  • Criterion III — Retail Water and Sewer Service Boundaries: applied today, and states whether a record was identified under it.
  • Criterion IV — Reported Flow against Permitted Flow: read today and stated as a refusal with its reason, not as a finding.
  • The Extract carries no status and no score. It states, criterion by criterion, whether a record was identified in the monitored dockets, names every record relied on, and closes with the Publisher’s view.

A criterion states that a record was or was not identified under it, in the monitored dockets, as of the stated timestamp. That is a fact about the filed record on that date, not a prediction and not a verdict on the parcel; a re-screen on a later date is a separate Screen.

What you receive

An Extract drawn from the monitored dockets as of a stated timestamp, naming every record relied on. It states, criterion by criterion, whether a record was identified in the monitored dockets, names every record relied on, and closes with the Publisher’s view.

One parcel, one Extract. It is issued as of its own date and is not re-issued; a later date is a separate Screen.

  • Every criterion applied, each cited to the primary document; a criterion the run cannot reach stated as a refusal with its reason.
  • A negative scope naming what the Extract did not read.
  • Reviewed by the Publisher before release, and issued over the Publisher’s line.
What it is not
  • No thermal, headroom, or capacity calculation; no dropout rate assumed and no months estimated.
  • No engineering opinion of any kind. Retain licensed engineering counsel for physical feasibility.
  • Installed transformer capacity is not in the public record and is not assessed. A funded or securitized study status is not published and is not inferred.
  • Nothing in a Screen is a finding that a parcel is developable, or that power, water, or wastewater service is or will be available.
  • Off-docket, municipal, cooperative, and unindexed district sources are not examined.
  • Issued to the requesting party only. A person who is not the requesting party may not rely on it, and any professional opinion built on it is that professional’s own.
Specimen

Specimen. On October 30, 2025, Beaten Path Development Acquisitions, LLC petitioned the Public Utility Commission of Texas for streamlined expedited release of approximately 162.927 contiguous acres in Wise County from West Wise Special Utility District’s water CCN No. 10284 (Control No. 58917, Item No. 1). The Extract below is drawn from that public record. No request exists for it, no review of the parcel has been performed, and it states nothing about the fitness of the tract.

Oquendo & Company
The Texas Infrastructure Ledger
SCREEN · specimen specimenas of 2026-09-15T00:00:00Z
Parcel
the ~162.927-acre tract described in the petition, Wise County, Texas
Edition
O&C-2026-09, sealed September 1, 2026
Rule version
not stated by the run
Definitions version
defs-2026.09.19
Class of use, as stated by the requester
Data center
Extract identifier
specimen
Issued by
Oquendo & Company
This Extract, hashed
798145c2df3c8572b45476c6a8f56461b1725d94f7cf913b776041b88c50979d
Hash rule
SHA-256 of this Extract with this line blank: the sixty-four characters above replaced by sixty-four zeros, the remaining bytes hashed as served.
Authentication at
https://oquendoandco.com/authentication/specimen
The view
The Publisher’s view is stated at the end of this Extract.
Specimen · criteria I, II and IV not applied · release petition on file against the serving water CCN

The criteria applied

CriterionAuthorityIdentifierFinding
Gross filed queueERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Update to the Large Load Working GroupERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Update, June 19, 2026; data current as of June 18, 2026Not applied — no filed large-load study megawatts can be read for ERCOT North or for Oncor and the second limb of the criterion cannot be evaluated.
Filed projects at the serving substationERCOT Transmission Project and Information Tracking (TPIT) workbookERCOT July Ad Hoc TPIT (No Cost), workbook of July 17, 2026; transmission owner submission base of July 13, 2026Not applied — the criterion has no substation to look the workbook up against.
WaterPublic Utility Commission of Texas Interchange filingsPUCT Control No. 58917, Item No. 1Record identified under this criterion
GroundwaterGroundwater conservation district rules registerRule 5.2(d), p. 65, rules adopted 2026-08-27Not applied — Until the class-of-use input is ruled, criterion II refuses inside every district and states no finding.
WastewaterTCEQ TPDES permits and pending applications; EPA NPDES discharge monitoring reportsnot statedNot applied — With no permitted average daily flow on the record, the ratio at 30 TAC section 305.126 cannot be formed.

Every cell restates a value stated in full below. Read the rows for the record each one rests on.

The record examined

Gross filed queue

The ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Update of June 18, 2026 is on file for this run. It states 8,927 MW that have received Approval to Energize, an observed non-simultaneous monthly peak consumption of 3,900 MW and an observed simultaneous monthly peak consumption of 3,675 MW in June 2026, each at system total, and it defines six stages from “No Studies Submitted” to “Observed Energized”. It publishes its distributions by load zone and by transmission service provider as charts that state no figures, so no filed large-load study megawatts can be read for ERCOT North or for Oncor and the second limb of the criterion cannot be evaluated. This criterion was not applied, and no statement is made about it in either direction.

Not applied. ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Update to the Large Load Working Group, ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status Update, June 19, 2026; data current as of June 18, 2026, as of 2026-06-18. https://www.ercot.com/files/docs/2026/06/18/June-19-LLWG-Report.pptx, slides 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 15 and 16.

Filed projects at the serving substation

The ERCOT Transmission Project and Information Tracking workbook of July 17, 2026, carrying the transmission owner submission base of July 13, 2026, is on file for this run, and its two county columns — county location for the substation or starting point, and county location for the ending point — were searched across all four project sheets. One filed project names Wise County: ERCOT Project No. 66492C, “Chico West - Grindstone Switch 69 kV Line rebuild”, transmission owner ONCOR, Planning Charter Tier 4, terminals Jacksboro Amoco to Chico City Services, transmission status “Planned”, projected in-service September 15, 2027, ending-point county Wise. No serving substation is resolved for the tract, so the criterion has no substation to look the workbook up against. This criterion was not applied, and no statement is made about it in either direction.

Not applied. ERCOT Transmission Project and Information Tracking (TPIT) workbook, ERCOT July Ad Hoc TPIT (No Cost), workbook of July 17, 2026; transmission owner submission base of July 13, 2026, as of 2026-07-17. https://www.ercot.com/files/docs/2022/03/02/ERCOT-July-Ad-Hoc-TPIT-No-Cost-071326-UPDATE.xlsx, sheet FutureTPIT071326NoCost, row 284.

Water

The tract lies inside West Wise Special Utility District's water CCN No. 10284. A petition for streamlined expedited release of approximately 162.927 contiguous acres under Tex. Water Code section 13.2541 was filed on October 30, 2025 by Beaten Path Development Acquisitions, LLC. On February 26, 2026 the Commission’s Office of Policy and Docket Management filed a notice of approval making a determination on compensation — PUCT Control No. 58917, Item No. 10.

Public Utility Commission of Texas Interchange filings, PUCT Control No. 58917, Item No. 1, as of 2025-10-30. https://interchange.puc.texas.gov/search/documents/?controlNumber=58917&itemNumber=1.

Groundwater

The tract lies inside the Upper Trinity Groundwater Conservation District, whose district rules for Hood, Montague, Parker and Wise Counties were adopted August 27, 2026. The annual production allowable per contiguous controlled acre for the Trinity Aquifer Group is set at Rule 5.2(d), p. 65. The register records no moratorium on new non-exempt permits in those rules. Until the class-of-use input is ruled, criterion II refuses inside every district and states no finding.

Not applied. Groundwater conservation district rules register, Rule 5.2(d), p. 65, rules adopted 2026-08-27, as of 2026-09-15. https://uppertrinitygcd.com/pdf/UTGCD-RULES.pdf.

Wastewater

The wastewater registers were searched for a retail sewer utility whose filed CCN boundary covers the tract as of 2026-09-15, and no permitted average daily flow was on the record read. With no permitted average daily flow on the record, the ratio at 30 TAC section 305.126 cannot be formed; this criterion was not applied, and no statement is made about it in either direction.

Not applied. TCEQ TPDES permits and pending applications; EPA NPDES discharge monitoring reports, not stated, as of 2026-09-15.

Monitored dockets

The dockets named on the record page, as they stood for this Extract. The cadence is the floor the Company commits to for each source, never a timetable. The record page states the roster in full, including any source the Docket Register Receipt named beyond this list.

Docket or sourceCadenceWhat is searched
ERCOT Large Load Interconnection Status ReportWeeklyQueued large-load requests by county and by transmission service provider, with the stage the report states for each.
ERCOT Transmission Project and Information Tracking workbookWeeklyFiled transmission projects by county, by terminating substation and by the project stage the workbook states, including their stated energization dates.
Public Utility Commission of Texas Interchange filingsWeeklyDocket filings by control number and by party name, for the dockets naming a provider certificated over the parcel.
Public Utility Commission of Texas water CCN boundariesQuarterlyCertificated water service areas by CCN number, to establish which retail provider is certificated over the parcel.
Public Utility Commission of Texas sewer CCN boundariesQuarterlyCertificated sewer service areas by CCN number, to establish which retail provider is certificated over the parcel.
Groundwater conservation district rules, permit actions and agendasMonthlyAdopted production rules, posted permit actions and published agendas of the district whose boundary covers the parcel.
Groundwater conservation district rules and agendas (weekly reading)WeeklyNewly posted agendas, resolutions and rule amendments of the covering district, read for changes since the last reading.
Texas Water Development Board groundwater district boundariesQuarterlyDistrict boundaries by district name, to establish which groundwater district, if any, the parcel lies in.
Public water system compliance (SDWIS)WeeklyViolations and enforcement actions by public water system identifier, for the system serving the parcel.
TCEQ public water system compliance record (weekly reading)WeeklyCompliance actions by public water system identifier and by system name, read for entries new since the last reading.
TCEQ TPDES permits and pending applicationsWeeklyIssued permits and pending applications by permit number and by applicant name, for the treatment works serving the parcel.
EPA NPDES permitsWeeklyPermit records by NPDES permit number and by permittee name, for the discharger serving the parcel.
EPA NPDES discharge monitoring reportsMonthlyReported monthly flows against permitted average daily flow, by NPDES permit number, for the serving permit.

Negative scope

This Extract reports only what is on file in the dockets named on its face, as of the timestamp stated above. Nothing on this page is a finding that a parcel is developable, or that power, water, or wastewater service is or will be available. It performs no thermal, headroom, or capacity calculation, assumes no dropout rate, estimates no months, states no probability, and renders no engineering opinion. Installed transformer capacity is not in the public record and is not assessed. A funded or securitized study status is not published and is not inferred. Off-docket, municipal, cooperative, and unindexed district sources are not examined. Retain licensed engineering counsel for physical feasibility.

This compilation isolates the existence of restrictive filings in the present record. It does not forecast the timeline, capital cost, or probability of a regulatory cure; those depend on engineering design, utility capitalization, and legal negotiation outside the filed public record.

Issued to the party who requests it and to no other person. No other person may rely on it, and reliance is not transferred with the parcel, the loan file, or the assignment. Anyone else who requires a record of its own places its own request in its own name.

A later record of this parcel is a new request: a bring-down re-runs this Screen to a later timestamp and is issued as of its own date. It does not re-issue, re-affirm or extend this Extract, which continues to speak only as of the date on its face.

Excluded, off-docket and non-monitored: Installed transformer capacity (not public) · unindexed MUD executive sessions · non-public letters of intent with electric cooperatives · private bilateral water leases under rule of capture · any communication not entered on a monitored docket. Monitored dockets and rules: /therecord.

The Publisher’s view

What the record shows

  • Water The tract lies inside West Wise Special Utility District's water CCN No. 10284. A petition for streamlined expedited release of approximately 162.927 contiguous acres under Tex. Water Code section 13.2541 was filed on October 30, 2025 by Beaten Path Development Acquisitions, LLC. On February 26, 2026 the Commission’s Office of Policy and Docket Management filed a notice of approval making a determination on compensation — PUCT Control No. 58917, Item No. 10. Public Utility Commission of Texas Interchange filings, PUCT Control No. 58917, Item No. 1, as of 2025-10-30.

What the record does not show

  • Gross filed queue Not applied — no filed large-load study megawatts can be read for ERCOT North or for Oncor and the second limb of the criterion cannot be evaluated.
  • Filed projects at the serving substation Not applied — the criterion has no substation to look the workbook up against.
  • Groundwater Not applied — Until the class-of-use input is ruled, criterion II refuses inside every district and states no finding.
  • Wastewater Not applied — With no permitted average daily flow on the record, the ratio at 30 TAC section 305.126 cannot be formed.

Excluded, off-docket and non-monitored: Installed transformer capacity (not public) · unindexed MUD executive sessions · non-public letters of intent with electric cooperatives · private bilateral water leases under rule of capture · any communication not entered on a monitored docket.

What the Publisher reads it to mean

Read together, the rows above describe a tract whose water position is in motion on the docket rather than settled: the holder of record is West Wise Special Utility District, and a streamlined expedited release of the tract from water CCN No. 10284 has been sought and has reached the compensation stage. On the filed record as of the timestamp above, the Publisher reads this as a tract whose serving water utility may not be its serving water utility by the time a deposit hardens, and reads the three refusing criteria as unread ground rather than clear ground. On power the registers themselves have now been read and the refusal sits on this side of the line: the workbook names one Wise County project and the Large Load Interconnection Status Report publishes nothing at the tract’s load zone or transmission service provider, so what is missing is the tract’s own serving substation, not the docket. A buyer who needs power, groundwater or wastewater answered needs that resolution and those remaining registers read, not this Extract. specimen

Where an Extract states the Publisher’s view, that view is the Publisher’s own reading of the filed record as of the timestamp stated on its face; it is not an engineering opinion, not a certification that the parcel is fit to close on, and not a rating or score. It is not legal advice, not a title opinion and not an appraisal, and it is not a substitute for the licensed professionals named in the scope.

Gregory Oquendo, Publisher
Not reviewed and not issued.
Oquendo & Company · O&C-2026-09
Compilation and docket parsing are assisted by automated systems; findings follow the rules stated in advance.
The Infrastructure Record · Oquendo & Company. Corrections to issued records: /corrections.
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The class of use. The groundwater production criterion is answered against the class of use the parcel is intended for, and refuses where none is stated, so the request asks for one from a closed list. It is recorded and printed as your statement, never as a finding here, and nothing in the Extract tests whether the parcel can be put to it.

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Records of Oquendo & Company are authenticated solely by business-records affidavit under Texas Rules of Evidence 902(10) and 803(6). The affidavit states what the record is, how it is kept, and that it was made and kept in the regular course of the Company’s activity. Authentication by affidavit is available on the terms Rule 902(10) sets, including its filing and notice requirements; nothing here limits a court’s authority to require more.

2aRecords retention

Sealed editions, published entries, and the corrections register are retained permanently. Request records, delivered Extracts, and the citations underlying them are retained not less than seven years from delivery. Working files that are not part of a sealed edition are retained not less than two years. Retention is suspended as to any material within the scope of a litigation hold from receipt of the request until the hold is released; no material within a hold is deleted on schedule.

3Where a request is received, and where process is served

Preservation requests, correction requests, and courtesy copies of process are received by email at contact@oquendoandco.com and are treated as received on the business day they arrive. Formal service of a subpoena or citation is made on the registered agent of Oquendo & Company as shown in the records of the Texas Secretary of State, in the manner the rules require. The Company does not consent to service of process by email and does not waive any objection to service, venue, or the form of a request. Requests are handled by Gregory Oquendo, Publisher, who is designated custodian of records.

4The archive is append-only

No record is altered or expunged on request, on payment, on demand, or in settlement. The archive changes only in one direction: an entry found to be wrong receives a correcting entry appended beneath it, and the erroneous entry is preserved and marked withdrawn. The single exception is an order of a court of competent jurisdiction, or a right of erasure the Company is required by statute to honor; where either applies, the Company complies, notes on the record that a removal was ordered, and states the ordering authority and date without restating the removed text. The correction policy states the form every entry takes, and the corrections register carries them all.

5Litigation holds and the cost of production

A litigation hold is placed on receipt of a request that reasonably identifies the parcel, edition, or order at issue and the proceeding, and is limited to material within that scope. No fee is charged for a first request or for preserving material already kept in the ordinary course. A hold is released on written notice from the requesting party, on final disposition of the identified proceeding, or eighteen months after receipt with thirty days’ written notice, whichever is first. Where a later or repeated request requires collection, review, redaction, or custodian time beyond preserving what is already kept, that work is quoted in writing as the reasonable cost of production a non-party may recover, and is paid or secured before the work is undertaken.

6What the record is, and is not

Each Extract the Company issues states what was filed, by whom, and as of when, cites the primary document, and carries the scope it did not examine. It renders no engineering judgment and states no view of what any parcel is worth. The standing of what is published, and who may rely on it, is stated in the sections above.

7The compilation is a trade secret

The selection, combination, and sequencing by which the Company compiles the filed record is a trade secret under Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §134A.002(6). The primary documents cited in any Extract the Company issues are public and are produced freely. Anything sought beyond the Extract, its citations, and the custodian affidavit — including the manner of acquisition, the internal representation of a register, or the sequencing by which the published rules are applied to the compiled record — will be met with a motion for protective order under §134A.006 and Tex. R. Civ. P. 192.6. The firm reserves every privilege and protection available to it under law, including without limitation Subchapter B of Chapter 22 of the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code where applicable and Chapter 27 of that code, and no response to any request waives any of them.

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