Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol Resource Library

Public framework. Subscriber tools. Shared stewardship.

The Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol is being built in public so rural residents, county officials and responsible developers can understand the framework and follow its development.

The main policy pages are available to everyone. The downloadable summaries, review tools and working-library updates are available to subscribers as a free membership benefit.

Public framework

Texas Resource Stewardship Protocol

The main TRSP page explains how local standards, statewide authority and post-approval accountability work together.

Open the TRSP main page

Good Neighbor Policy

The county-facing pillar for local standards, public records and review before discretionary public support.

Explore the Good Neighbor Policy

Texas Resource Stewardship Initiative

The statewide pillar for practical standards and clearly defined county authority.

Explore the Texas Resource Stewardship Initiative

Industrial Monitoring and Enforcement

The accountability pillar for monitoring, public reporting, correction and enforcement after approval.

Explore Industrial Monitoring and Enforcement

Large-Impact Project Review

How a county receives project information, checks completeness, creates the public record, conducts independent review and gathers public input.

Open the Large-Impact Project Review

Large-Impact Project Standards and Conformance Review

How the completed record is compared with applicable standards, how deficiencies are corrected and what happens when a project does not conform.

Open the Standards and Conformance Review

Subscriber Resource Library

The subscriber library includes downloadable summaries, review tools, public-dashboard materials and updates as additional documents move through review.

Signing up is free. Subscribers receive access to the working library and future resource updates without turning the main public framework into a document dump.