The document outlines key findings and recommendations from the 2012 Texas State Water Plan, including population growth projections that show increases in most regions of 17-76% by 2060, resulting in increased water demands. The plan evaluates water sources for each region, identifies gaps, and recommends strategies to close the gaps, such as conservation, reuse, reservoirs, and transfers, with a total estimated capital cost of $53 billion through 2060. Key policy recommendations include acquiring reservoir sites, allowing interbasin transfers, and financing implementation of the plan.