Contaminants emitted:
Carbon monoxide
Nitrogen oxides
Organic compounds
Particulate matter — PM 10 and PM 2.5
Sulfur dioxide
Titan Ready Mix plans to construct a concrete batch plant. The application is available for public view at the A.H. Meadows Library in Midlothian.
Contaminants emitted:
Organic compounds
Hazardous air pollutants
Solvchem is seeking authorization for continued operation of their Midlothian facility. The application is available for public view at the A.H. Meadows Library in Midlothian.
Contaminants emitted:
Particulate matter, including but not limited to:
Aggregate
Cement
Road dust
PM 2.5 and PM 10
Holcim wants authorization for temporary construction of a concrete batch plant. The application is available for public view at the A.H. Meadows Library in Midlothian.
Contaminants emitted:
Carbon monoxide — proposed increase of 98.65 tons per year
Nitrogen oxide — proposed increase of 24.04 tons per year
Sulfur dioxide — proposed increase of 22.51 tons per year
Organic compounds — proposed increase of 7.12 tons per yer
Particulate matter — proposed increase of .52 tons per year of PM 10 and .51 tons per year of PM 2.5
Lead — proposed increase of .0307 tons per year
Other hazardous air pollutants
As a major player in the market for solar farm steel support beams and specialty bar quality steel, Gerdau is applying to increase its annual production to 1,759,000 tons per year, resulting in a significant emissions increase.
They have applied for an expedited permit request, paying the $10,000 fee, and also have paid an additional $75,000 to bypass the requirement to provide an estimate of the capital project cost.
Project construction is expected to start October 2023, with increased production slated to begin December 2023.
You can:
Request notification of all permit requests in your zip code, city, county, etc.
Restrict notifications to permitting type (air, water, etc.) or specific an entity (i.e., Holcim).
At this time, the notifications are all sent via paper (traditional mail), so you must provide a mailing address — but you can submit the request via email or traditional mail.
Email the TCEQ chief clerk at chiefclk@tceq.texas.gov.
Mail your request to:
Office of the Chief Clerk, MC105
TCEQ
P.O. Box 13087
Austin, TX 78711-3087