In the Josey Estates, I believe it is, there is "co-op" water. Please, explain the "pros and cons" of this.
I'm planning to move back to TX. I like this area of Red Oak. The reason this seems a problem to me is that in the area in WA, where I live, "co-op" water means that one family owns the well and the neighbors share it. I just don't want to get involved in the dynamics of this.
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