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New Texas construction stormwater notices this week

74 Texas construction stormwater notices sit in the week to 6 Sep 2026 (filing dates in the seven days before 6 Sep 2026). Every one is printed or counted below, with the copy date it came from.

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Erosion-control, portable-sanitation and equipment-rental branch managers who need a dated record of which large sites started in their county this week
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one Texas file a week, built from the newest sealed copy of TXR15 authorizations and the copy before it. A week that adds nothing is sent as 0 plus the two copy dates
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Subscribe — $49 a month$49 a month, billed monthly, for one Texas file a week: every construction stormwater notice of intent (permit number starting TXR15) that is new since the previous sealed copy, with site name, county, city, operator, filing date, and the two copy dates. No street, no phone. TCEQ issues the notice; this first copy was sealed from EPA's public ICIS NPDES download because TCEQ's own search did not answer from this machine on 6 Sep 2026. Until a second copy exists, the weekly file is notices whose filing date on the one copy we hold falls in the seven days before that copy date, and the page says so. Cancel any month by email, with no account to close and no notice period.

Notices in the week to 6 Sep 202674 notices, 35 counties

Texas requires a construction stormwater notice of intent before ground is broken on a site that disturbs an acre or more. TCEQ issues the authorization (number starts TXR15). TCEQ's own search did not answer from this box on 6 Sep 2026, so this copy is the federal ICIS file of those same authorizations, published by EPA. We hold one sealed copy so far (6 Sep 2026). Until a second copy exists, the weekly file is notices whose filing date on this copy falls in the seven days before that copy date. After the second copy, the file is the set difference. The first 12 are printed here; the sample file below carries 25 of them without the operator name; the paid file carries all of them with it. No street.

12 of the 74 notices this week copy of 6 Sep 2026
PermitSiteCountyCityFiling dateWhat we saw
TXR1542ZHTXDOT SAT CSJ 1269-01-023GuadalupeLULING31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1543ZHLONGHORN STEAKHOUSE LITTLE ELM TXDentonLITTLE ELM31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1544ZHCSJ 0914-05-264 IH35FM972 US79SH95 GREEN SAGEWilliamsonGEORGETOWN31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1545ZHTHE OAKSTarrantSOUTHLAKE31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1546ZHTHE OAKSTarrantSOUTHLAKE31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1547ZHTRADITIONS 39BrazosBRYAN31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1548ZHTRADITIONS 38BrazosBRYAN31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1549ZHSTRATHMONT PARKCollinLUCAS31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1550ZHRICE SWITCH - WINDTHORST SWITCH 138 KVYoungLOVING31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1551ZHGRIST MILL CULVERTHaysUHLAND31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1552ZHPICP - NORTHLINE LOTS 1-7 BLOCK A AND BLOCK BWilliamsonLEANDER31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy
TXR1553ZHLBB CSJ 0880-04-040LubbockLUBBOCK31 Aug 2026issued_on_this_copy

TCEQ's construction page is a how-to, not the list. Applicants file through STEERS. The water-quality general-permit query on TCEQ's second host did not complete from this machine (connection closed). EPA's public NPDES download is the dated copy we could actually seal.

Appearing on this copy is not a building permit. It is the stormwater notice filed before ground is broken. Whether the site has started work, we did not see.

Counties in this week's file35 counties

Counted off this week's rows only.

All 35 counties in this week's file copy of 6 Sep 2026
CountyNotices
Tarrant6
Travis6
Williamson6
Bexar5
Harris5
Brazos4
Denton4
Johnson3
Angelina2
Collin2
El Paso2
Ellis2
Fort Bend2
Guadalupe2
Lubbock2
Waller2
Armstrong1
Brazoria1
Brown1
Cooke1
Dallas1
Ector1
Haskell1
Hays1
Hidalgo1
Hood1
Jefferson1
McLennan1
Midland1
Montgomery1
Nueces1
San Jacinto1
Taylor1
Walker1
Young1

What you get

  • One Texas file a weekEvery construction stormwater notice (TXR15) that is new since the previous sealed copy, once we hold two copies. This first week uses filing dates on the one copy we hold, and the page says so.
  • Site, county, operator, filing datePermit number, site name, county, city, operator, filing date, and the two copy dates. No street, no phone. The free sample drops the operator column.
  • The two copy dates in every fileSo a row can be checked against the government list on the day.
  • An honest empty weekA week that adds nothing is sent as 0 plus the two copy dates, never skipped.

We hold 26,041 effective TXR15 authorizations on the 6 Sep 2026 copy. That is the whole current list, not the product. The paid file is the week's change, not the 26,000-row inventory.

Source named: Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Construction General Permit TXR150000, via EPA ICIS NPDES (npdes_downloads.zip). TCEQ content is public domain per its linking policy; we do not use the TCEQ logo and we do not charge anyone to open TCEQ's own page.

See the file before you pay

You do not have to take our word for what is in the file. Here are 25 rows of the real thing, carrying all 9 of its columns, cut out of the dated copies we sealed ourselves. Nothing in it is made up and nothing in it is tidied up.

  • Open the 25 rows as a CSVA plain spreadsheet file. It saves to your machine rather than painting itself into a browser tab, and it opens in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets.
  • The same 25 rows as JSONThe same rows again, laid out for reading with code.

What arrives after you pay: you land on a page keyed to your payment. That week's file appears there, and a new one appears every week while the subscription runs. No message from us is needed.

What you would be paying for: $49 a month, billed monthly, for one Texas file a week: every construction stormwater notice of intent (permit number starting TXR15) that is new since the previous sealed copy, with site name, county, city, operator, filing date, and the two copy dates. No street, no phone. TCEQ issues the notice; this first copy was sealed from EPA's public ICIS NPDES download because TCEQ's own search did not answer from this machine on 6 Sep 2026. Until a second copy exists, the weekly file is notices whose filing date on the one copy we hold falls in the seven days before that copy date, and the page says so. Cancel any month by email, with no account to close and no notice period. After paying you land on a page keyed to your payment. That week's file appears there, and a new one appears every week while the subscription runs. No message from us is needed.

These 25 rows are a slice of the file, not the whole of it. What we cannot show you here is how far back it goes: that is the part you are paying for.

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$49/mo · one Texas file a week, built from the newest sealed copy of TXR15 authorizations and the copy before it. A week that adds nothing is sent as 0 plus the two copy dates

Subscribe — $49 a month

$49 a month, billed monthly, for one Texas file a week: every construction stormwater notice of intent (permit number starting TXR15) that is new since the previous sealed copy, with site name, county, city, operator, filing date, and the two copy dates. No street, no phone. TCEQ issues the notice; this first copy was sealed from EPA's public ICIS NPDES download because TCEQ's own search did not answer from this machine on 6 Sep 2026. Until a second copy exists, the weekly file is notices whose filing date on the one copy we hold falls in the seven days before that copy date, and the page says so. Cancel any month by email, with no account to close and no notice period. After paying you land on a page keyed to your payment. That week's file appears there, and a new one appears every week while the subscription runs. No message from us is needed.

Rather ask first? Email operations@ustechautomations.com. We tell you the row counts and the copy dates before you pay.