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HEARING REQUEST MATTERS |
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Item 1. |
Docket No. 2001-0950-AIR. Consideration of application by BP Amoco Chemical
Company for renewal of Air Permit No. 8978 to authorize continued operation of the
No. 2 Styrene Unit. The facility is located in Texas City, Galveston County, 2800
FM 519 East. The Commission will also consider requests for hearing or
reconsideration, related responses and replies, public comment, and the Executive
Director's Response to Comments. (John Barrientez/Kerri Rowland) |
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Deny hearing request and issue renewal of Air Permit and adopt Executive Director's Response to
Comments, RM/RH. All Agree |
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Item 2. |
Docket No. 2001-0947-IWD. Consideration of permit application # 04234,
submitted by Clemsa Lumber Company for a new permit, proposed Permit No.
04234, to authorize the discharge of boiler blowdown, kiln condensate, wet decking
water, and storm water runoff on an intermittent and flow variable basis via Outfall
001. The facility is located one mile south of the intersection of U.S. Highway 69 and
State Highway 7 on U.S. Highway 69 in the City of Pollock, Angelina County,
Texas. The effluent from Outfall 001 discharges to an unnamed tributary of Bodan
Creek, thence to Bodan Creek, thence to the Neches River below Lake Palestine in
Segment No. 0604 of the Neches River Basin. The Commission will also consider a
hearing request, related responses and replies, public comment and the Executive
Director's Response to Comments. (Nicole Cuthbertson/Anthony Tatu) |
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Continued to October 10, 2001 |
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Item 3. |
Docket No. 2001-0900-MWD. Consideration of permit application # 10207-002,
submitted by City Of Littlefield for a permit major amendment (proposed TNRCC
Permit No. 10207-002), which authorizes the discharge of treated domestic
wastewater with a daily average flow not to exceed 1,500,000 gallons per day via
irrigation of 476 acres of non-public access agricultural land. The wastewater
treatment facility serves the City of Littlefield. The wastewater treatment facility is
located on the north side of Farm-to-Market Road 54 and approximately 1.4 miles
east-northeast of the intersection of U.S. Highway 385 and Farm-to-Market Road 54
in Lamb County, Texas. The disposal site is located south of County Road 272 and
approximately 1.5 miles east of the intersection of U.S. Highway 385 and County
Road 272, approximately 2.6 miles southeast of the intersection of U.S. Highway 385
and Farm-to-Market Road 2197 in Lamb County, Texas. The Commission will also
consider hearing requests, related responses and replies, public comment and the
Executive Director's Response to Comments. (Michael W. Hughes/Julian D. Centeno,
Jr.) |
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Grant hearing request to petitioners as individual requesters, and Charlotte Morris and Jack & Pearl
Peel and remand to ADR for 4 to 6 weeks and if mediation fails forward to SOAH on issues as stated
by commissioners and duration of the hearing 3 months from preliminary hearing to PFD issuance, RM/RH. All Agree |
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Item 4. |
Docket No. 2001-0948-MWD. Consideration of permit application # 13526-001,
submitted by Kings Manor Municipal Utility District for a major amendment to
TPDES Permit No. 13526-001 to authorize an increase in the discharge of treated
domestic wastewater from a daily average flow not to exceed 200,000 gallons per day
to a daily average flow not to exceed 400,000 gallons per day. The facility is located
0.6 mile northeast of the intersection of State Highway Loop 494 and Kingwood
Drive in Harris County, Texas. The Commission will also consider hearing
requests, related responses and replies, public comment and the Executive Director's
Response to Comments (Kathy Brown/ Zdenek Matl). |
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Grant hearing request of Jim & Diane Gurule and remand to ADR for 4 to 6 weeks and if mediation
fails forward to SOAH on issues as stated by commissioners and duration of the hearing 4 months
from preliminary hearing to PFD issuance, RH/RM. |
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AIR QUALITY ENFORCEMENT DEFAULT ORDER |
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Item 5. |
Docket No. 2000-0095-AIR-E. Consideration of a Default Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of Frank Castillo dba
Galvanized International in Cameron County; Air Account CD-0355-C; for air
quality violations pursuant to the Tex. Clean Air Act, ch. 382 of the Tex. Health &
Safety Code, ch. 7 of the Tex. Water Code, and the rules of the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission. (Dan Joyner) |
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Issue default order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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AIR QUALITY ENFORCEMENT AGREED ORDER |
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Item 6. |
Docket No. 2000-1273-AIR-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties against W. Silver, Incorporated in El Paso County; Air
Account No. EE-0091-O; for air quality violations pursuant to Tex. Health & Safety
Code ch. 382, Tex. Water Code ch. 7, and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission. (Tom Jecha, Mac Vilas) |
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Issue agreed order, RM/RH. All Agree |
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INDUSTRIAL HAZARDOUS WASTE AMENDED AGREED ORDER |
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Item 7. |
Docket Nos. 1997-0151-IHW-E, 1998-0579-IHW-E. Consideration of an Amended
Agreed Order requiring certain actions of Citgo Refining and Chemicals Co., L.P. in
Nueces County; TNRCC ID Nos. SWR 30532 & 32501, Permit HW-50160, Account
NE0027V; for industrial and hazardous waste and air violations pursuant to chs. 361
and 382 of the Tex. Health & Safety Code, chs. 7 and 26 of the Tex. Water Code, and
the rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. (David Speaker) |
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Approve amended agreed order, RM/RH. All Agree |
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INDUSTRIAL WASTE DISCHARGE ENFORCEMENT AGREED ORDER |
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Item 8. |
Docket No. 2000-1030-IWD-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties against Participation Development Corp. (Texas) Inc. in
Henderson County; TPDES Permit No. 11506-001; for water quality violations
pursuant to Tex. Water Code chs. 7 and 26 and the rules of the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission. (Tel Croston, Sherry Smith) |
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Issue agreed order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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IRRIGATOR INSTALLER ENFORCEMENT DEFAULT ORDER |
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Item 9. |
Docket No. 2000-0234-LII-E. Consideration of a Default Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of Timothy Poole in Wood
County; for landscape irrigator installer violations pursuant to chs. 7 and 34 of the
Tex. Water Code and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission. (Joshua Olszewski) |
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Issue default order, RM/RH. All Agree |
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MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE ENFORCEMENT AGREED ORDER |
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Item 10. |
Docket No. 1999-1482-MSW-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties against Brazosport Equipment & Rental, Inc. in Brazoria
County; TNRCC ID No. 455120017; for a municipal solid waste violation pursuant to
the Tex. Solid Waste Disposal Act, ch. 361 of the Tex. Health & Safety Code, ch. 7 of
the Tex. Water Code, and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission. (Joshua Olszewski) |
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Remanded to Executive Director |
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MUNICIPAL WASTE DISCHARGE ENFORCEMENT AGREED ORDER |
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Item 11. |
Docket No. 1999-1430-MWD-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties against Barbara Shane dba Village Trace Water Supply in
Brazoria County; Water Quality Permit No. 12822-001, NPDES Permit No.
TX00094226; for water quality violations pursuant to chs. 7 and 26 of the Tex. Water
Code and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. (Joshua
Olszewski) |
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Issue agreed order, RM/RH. All Agree |
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ON SITE SEWAGE FACILITY INSTALLER ENFORCEMENT DEFAULT
ORDER |
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Item 12. |
Docket No. 1999-0688-OSI-E. Consideration of a Default Order assessing
administrative penalties against Gary Cameron in Tyler County; TNRCC ID No.
4895 and OSSF Permit No. 229-434; for on-site sewage installer violations pursuant
to ch. 366 of the Tex. Health & Safety Code, ch. 7 of the Tex. Water Code, and the
rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. (Troy Nelson) |
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Remanded to Executive Director, RH/RM. All Agree |
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PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK ENFORCEMENT DEFAULT ORDER |
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Item 13. |
Docket No. 2000-0584-PST-E. Consideration of a Default Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of KR & KR Investments, Inc.
dba Neighborhood Fina in Dallas County; TNRCC ID No. 0047043; for petroleum
storage tank violations pursuant to ch. 7 of the Tex. Water Code, ch. 382 of the Tex.
Health & Safety Code, and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission. (Gitanjali Yadav) |
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Issue default order, RM/RH. All Agree |
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PETROLEUM STORAGE TANK ENFORCEMENT AGREED ORDERS |
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Item 14. |
Docket No. 2000-1114-PST-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of B & P Fuel, Inc. in Cottle
County; Petroleum Storage Tank Facility ID Nos. 17421 & 17422; for petroleum
storage tank violations pursuant to Tex. Water Code chs. 7 and 26 and the rules of the
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. (George Ortiz, Merrilee
Gerberding) |
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Issue agreed order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 15. |
Docket No. 2001-0207-PST-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of Sammy's Groceries Inc. dba
Walker Food Store in Galveston County; Registration No. 0021258; for petroleum
storage tank violations pursuant to Tex. Health & Safety Code ch. 382, Tex. Water
Code chs. 7 and 26, and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation
Commission. (Kevin Keyser, Merrilee Gerberding) |
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Issue agreed order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS ENFORCEMENT AGREED ORDERS |
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Item 16. |
Docket No. 2001-0217-PWS-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties against Clyde Clardy dba Bastrop West Water System in
Bastrop County; Public Water Supply No. 0110047 and Certificate of Convenience
and Necessity No. 12050; for drinking water quality violations pursuant to Tex.
Health & Safety Code ch. 341 and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission. (Subhash Jain, Sherry Smith) |
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Issue agreed order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 17. |
Docket No. 2000-1255-PWS-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties against the City of O'Brien in Haskell County; TNRCC ID
No. 1040005; for public drinking water violations pursuant to ch. 7 of the Tex. Water
Code, ch. 341 of the Tex. Health & Safety Code, and the rules of the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission. (David Speaker) |
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Issue agreed order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 18. |
Docket No. 2001-0189-PWS-E. Consideration of an Agreed Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of City of Stanton in Martin
County; Public Water Supply ID No. 1590001; for drinking water quality violations
pursuant to Tex. Health & Safety Code ch. 341 and the rules of the Texas Natural
Resource Conservation Commission. (Dan Landenberger, Sherry Smith) |
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Issue agreed order, RH/RM. All Agree |
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WASTEWATER OPERATOR CERTIFICATION DEFAULT ORDER |
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Item 19. |
Docket No. 1999-1183-WOC-E. Consideration of a Default Order assessing
administrative penalties and requiring certain actions of Trinity Aqua Systems Inc.,
in Johnson County; TNRCC ID No. 20211; for water quality violations pursuant to
chs. 7 and 26 of the Tex. Water Code and the rules of the Texas Natural Resource
Conservation Commission. (Joshua Olszewski) |
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Issue default order, RM/RH. All Agree |
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEM |
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Item 20. |
Docket No. 2001-0917-MIS. Consideration of gifts and donations of $500.00 or
more in value given to the TNRCC, submitted for approval in accordance with ch. 575
to the Government Code, concerning acceptance of gifts by state agencies. (Elizabeth
West) |
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Approve staff recommendation, RM/RH. All Agree |
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RULE MATTERS |
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Item 21. |
Docket No. 2001-0605-RUL. Consideration for adoption of new 30 TAC Chapter 7,
Section 7.125, Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) among the Office of the
Secretary of State, Railroad Commission of Texas, Texas Historical Commission, the
Texas General Land Office, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, and
Texas Public Utility Commission; and signature of the MOU by the Commissioners.
If adopted, the rule would adopt an MOU among the six state agencies regarding the
permitting of natural gas pipelines that cross the border between Texas and Mexico.
The proposed rule was published in the June 29, 2001 issue of the Texas Register (26
TexReg 4830). (Debra Barber) (Rule Log No. 2001-020-007-AD) |
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Adopt Memorandum of Understanding, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 22. |
Docket No. 2001-0599-RUL. Consideration for adoption of the following new and
amended sections of 30 TAC Chapter 101, General Air Quality Rules, concerning the
emission banking and trading program for the Houston/Galveston ozone
non-attainment area and corresponding revisions to the State Implementation Plan
(SIP). Amended Sections 101.1, 101.350, 101.352 - 101.354, 101.356, 101.360,
101.370, 101.372, 101.373; and New Section 101.363. If adopted, the amended
sections would: 1) state that level of activity for allowance determination applies to
facilities and remove the requirement that level of activity relate directly to economic
output or emission rate; 2) create a five-year period to establish a baseline for new
facilities, preceded by a six-month adjustment period; 3) add options for electric
generating facilities to establish a baseline of activity; 4) under extenuating
circumstances, allow an additional two years to establish a baseline activity with
executive director approval; 5) allow a facility to use a calculated level of activity or
that level of activity modeled for the attainment demonstration, whichever is higher;
6) specify that only an owner or operator may certify emission reductions as emission
credits; 7) set the order in which methods used to determine actual emissions may be
used; 8) allow additional time for requests for deviations from allowance allocation
methods and provide for the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
review of decisions granting such deviations; 9) allow an additional 30 days for
balancing compliance accounts; 10) establish consistency between the protocols used
to allocate and deduct allowances; 11) allow owners or operators receiving allowances
to sell allowances permanently; 12) allow discrete emission reduction credits to be
issued, banked, and traded in tenths of a ton; 13) remove the requirement that a mobile
discreet emission reduction credit be surplus when it is used; 14) disallow temporary
shutdowns as sources of credits; 15) require executive director approval prior to use of
emission credits; 16) allow the conversion of emission reduction credits (ERCs) to a
yearly allocation of allowances if the ERCs were generated prior to December 1,
2000; 17) include duct burners in turbine exhaust ducts as equipment within an
electric power exhaust duct; 18) correct obsolete rule citations; and 19) revise the
discrete emission reduction credit discount schedule as it relates to the cap and trade
program and amend the reduction and compliance schedule for non-utility facilities
with NOx emissions limitations. If adopted, the new section would require the
executive director to conduct audits of the cap and trade program and make annual
reports and other information concerning the program available to the public and
EPA. The proposal was published in the June 15, 2001 issue of the Texas Register
(26 TexReg 4380). (Matt Baker/Joe Thomas) (Rule Log No. 2001-017-101-AI) |
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Resposted as Item #33 |
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Item 23. |
Docket No. 2001-0411-RUL. Consideration for adoption of the following amended
and new sections of 30 TAC Chapter 114, Control of Air Pollution from Motor
Vehicles; Subchapter H, Low Emission Fuels; Division 2, Low Emission Diesel; and
corresponding revisions to the State Implementation Plan. |
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Amended Section 114.314 - Registration of Diesel Producers and Importers |
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New Section 114.318 - Alternative Emission Reduction Plan |
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Amended Section 114.319 - Affected Counties and Compliance Dates |
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The existing low emission diesel fuel rules in Chapter 114 are one element of the
control strategy in the Houston/Galveston (HGA) ozone nonattainment area in order
to control ground-level ozone. The adopted rules limit implementation of the low
emission diesel fuel control strategy for on-road fuel and non-road fuel to the
four-county Dallas/Fort Worth nonattainment area, the eight-county HGA
nonattainment area, the three-county Beaumont/Port Arthur nonattainment area, and
the 95-county central and eastern Texas region to be able to demonstrate and maintain
attainment with the ozone national ambient air quality standard. The amendments and
new section modify the existing May 1, 2002 program compliance dates so that they
occur in 2005 and allow for alternative emission reduction plans. The proposal was
published in the June 15, 2001 issue of the Texas Register (26 TexReg 4388). (Morris
Brown/Alan Henderson) (Rule Log No. 2001-007d-114-AI) |
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Adopt as recommended, RM/RH. All Agree |
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Item 24. |
Docket No. 2001-0410-RUL. Consideration for adoption of amended Section
114.507, Exemptions, of Chapter 114, Control of Air Pollution from Motor Vehicles;
Subchapter J, Operational Controls for Motor Vehicles; Division 1, Motor Vehicle
Idling Limitations; and corresponding revisions to the state implementation plan. |
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The rules in Division 1 were adopted on December 6, 2000, and are one element of
the control strategy in the Houston/Galveston (HGA) ozone nonattainment area in
order to control ground-level ozone. The adopted amendment would clarify that the
operator, not the owner, will be responsible for compliance with these rules in the case
of vehicles that are rented or leased to a vehicle operator not employed by the owner.
This proposal was published in the June 15, 2001 issue of the Texas Register (26
TexReg 4395). (Scott Carpenter/Alan Henderson) (Rule Log No. 2001-007c-114-AI) |
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Adopt as recommended, RM/RH. All Agree |
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Item 25. |
Docket No. 2001-1018-RUL. Consideration for publication of, and hearing on, the
following proposed new 30 TAC Chapter 60, Compliance History: |
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Section 60.1 - Compliance History |
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House Bill 2912, 77th Legislature, 2001, Section 4.01, amended Texas Water Code,
Chapter 5, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, by adding Subchapter
Q, Performance-Based Regulation, which requires the commission to develop a
uniform standard for evaluating compliance history. New Chapter 60 would define
the applicability and components of compliance history. (Debra Barber) (Rule Log
No. 2001-070-060-AD) |
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Approve publication and hearing, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 26. |
Docket No. 2001-1020-RUL. Consideration for publication of, and hearing on, the
proposed amendment to Section 290.51, Fees for Services to Drinking Water System. |
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This proposed rulemaking would calculate the fees the commission will charge for
services provided to community and nontransient noncommunity water systems using
a more simplified and equitable method. (Tony Bennett/Machelle Pharr/Debi Dyer)
(Rule Log No. 2001-099-290-WT) |
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Approve publication and hearing, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 27. |
Docket No. 2001-0437-RUL. Consideration for the adoption of the rules review and
readoption of 30 TAC Chapter 323, Waste Disposal Approvals. This review is in
accordance with Texas Government Code, Section 2001.039, and the General
Appropriations Act, Article IX, Section 9 - 10.13, 76th Legislature, 1999, which
require state agencies to review and consider for readoption each of their rules every
four years. The proposal was published in the July 27, 2001 issue of the Texas
Register (26 TexReg 5667). (Kathy Ramirez) (Rule Log No. 2001-019-323-WT) |
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Adopt as recommended, RH/RM. All Agree |
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Item 28. |
Docket No. 2001-0409-RUL. Consideration for adoption of the following amended
sections of 30 TAC Chapter 117, Control of Air Pollution from Nitrogen Compounds;
and corresponding revisions to the State Implementation Plan: |
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Sections 117.10, 117.101, 117.103, 117.106 - 117.110, 117.119, 117.138, 117.203,
117.206, 117.210, 117.213, 117.214, 117.219, 117.471, 117.473, 117.475, 117.478,
117.479, 117.510, 117.520, 117.534, 117.570. |
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If adopted, these amendments would: 1) decrease the nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission
reductions required from electric utilities; 2) amend the schedule for the emission
specifications for attainment demonstration for non-utility facilities with NOx
emissions; 3) provide for a possible alternative strategy to be implemented that will
reduce the maximum amount of NOx emission reductions required from point
sources; 4) clarify the utility rules emission inventory baseline; and 5) clarify the
calculation of the maximum heat rate for cogeneration units. |
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The amendments would also: 1) add an emission specification for the attainment
demonstration for stationary gas turbines and duct burners at minor sources of NOx in
the Houston/Galveston (HGA) ozone nonattainment area; 2) add flexibility to the
HGA system cap requirements by allowing trading among owners under the system
cap trading program on a daily or 30-day rolling average basis; 3) add flexibility for
reciprocating engines fired by landfill gas; and 4) add requirements to achieve the
intended emission reductions of the program. |
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In addition, the amendments would require stationary diesel and dual-fuel engines in
the HGA ozone nonattainment area to meet new emission specifications and operating
restrictions in order to reduce emissions and ozone air pollution. The amendments
would also improve implementation of the existing Chapter 117 by correcting
typographical errors, updating cross-references, clarifying ambiguous language, and
deleting the exemption for small (ten megawatts or less) electric generating units
which are registered under a standard permit. The proposal was published in the June
15, 2001 issue of the Texas Register (26 TexReg 4400). (Eddie Mack) (Rule Log No.
2001-007b-117AI) |
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Adopt as recommended, RM/RH. All Agree |
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Item 29. |
Docket No. 2001-0408-RUL. Consideration for the adoption of revisions to the
Attainment Demonstration and Post-1999 Rate-of-Progress Follow-up State
Implementation Plan (SIP) for the Houston/Galveston (HGA) ozone nonattainment
area. This SIP revision contains transportation conformity budgets, rate-of-progress
tables, control strategy revisions (including the removal of the construction equipment
operating restriction; the removal of the accelerated purchase requirement for Tier 2/3
heavy duty equipment; the replacement of these rules with the Texas Emission
Reduction Plan program; and the reduction of emissions resulting from permitting of
facilities which are exempted under Texas Health and Safety Code, 382.0518(g)), and
the layout of the mid-course review process. The multi-part mid-course review
process includes a thorough evaluation of all modeling, inventory data, and other tools
used to develop the attainment demonstration, as well as an ongoing assessment of
scientific studies, new technologies, and ideas to incorporate into the plan. (Heather
Evans) (Rule Log No. 2001-007-SIP-AI) |
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Adopt as recommended, RM/RH. All Agree |
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EXECUTIVE SESSION |
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Item 30. |
Docket No. 1999-0024-EXE. THE COMMISSION WILL CONDUCT A CLOSED
MEETING TO RECEIVE LEGAL ADVICE AND WILL DISCUSS PENDING OR
CONTEMPLATED LITIGATION, SETTLEMENT OFFERS, AND/OR THE
APPOINTMENT, EMPLOYMENT, EVALUATION, REASSIGNMENT, DUTIES,
DISCIPLINE OR DISMISSAL OF SPECIFIC COMMISSION EMPLOYEES, as
permitted by Sections 551.071 and 551.074, the Open Meetings Act, codified as
Chapter 551 of the Government Code. No final action, decision or vote with regard to
any legal or personnel matter considered in the closed meeting shall be made in the
absence of further notice issued in accordance with Chapter 551 of the Government
Code. |
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No Action Taken |
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Item 31. |
Docket No. 1999-0025-EXE. THE COMMISSION WILL CONDUCT A CLOSED
SESSION TO DISCUSS THEIR DUTIES, ROLES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES AS
COMMISSIONERS OF THE TNRCC PURSUANT TO SECTION 551.074 OF THE
OPEN MEETINGS ACT, CODIFIED AS CHAPTER 551 OF THE GOVERNMENT
CODE. The Commission may also meet in open session to take action on this matter
as required by Section 551.102 of the Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 of the
Government Code. |
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No Action Taken |
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Item 32. |
Docket No. 1998-1154-EXE. The Commission will meet in closed session to
deliberate the appointment, employment, evaluation, reassignment, duties, discipline,
or dismissal of the Commission's Executive Director, as permitted by Section 551.074
of the Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 of the Government Code. The
Commission may also meet in open session to take action on this matter as required by
Section 551.102 of the Texas Open Meetings Act, Chapter 551 of the Government
Code. |
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No Action Taken |
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