What to know about Coyote Flats
Coyote Flats' city FAQ names Johnson County Special Utility District as the area water provider. Source: coyoteflatstx.gov.
For the incorporated-place boundary, see the Census reference for Coyote Flats. Confirm the actual site access and utilities with the property owner.
The city FAQ says it has no city building codes or regulations and that code enforcement or permitting is generally handled at county level; project-specific requirements still need confirmation. Source: coyoteflatstx.gov.
For a Coyote Flats restroom or shower trailer, check the actual property with Johnson County Special Utility District before treating a nearby service line as an available hookup.
Coyote Flats at a glance
- Population
- 297
- Place type
- Incorporated city
- County
- Johnson
The U.S. Census Bureau table reports a July 1, 2025 population estimate for this incorporated city. It is an estimate, not a current headcount. Texas place population table.
Plan temporary restrooms for the actual site
For temporary restrooms, estimate users by shift or event period and check fixture layout, accessible routes, water, wastewater and servicing access. Confirm the exact equipment against the project address and operating plan.
Prepare a useful Coyote Flats site brief
- Address and access. Share the exact site, placement surface, clearance, turning route and unloading point.
- Operations. State the dates, staffing or visitor pattern, daily volume and any restrictions on deliveries or servicing.
- Utilities. Document available power, potable water, wastewater arrangements and who will approve connections.
- Equipment fit. Describe the function, capacity and workflow so the team can check a proposed unit rather than relying on a category name alone.