Scrap yards, truck terminals and plants with outdoor work
Draft the stormwater plan for a Texas or EPA multi-sector general permit, or check whether a No Exposure Certification fits instead. Free to read.
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Modeled on: TCEQ 2026 Multi-Sector General Permit (TXR050000)
From public data
is TCEQ's deadline for existing Texas industrial permittees to renew under the 2026 MSGP with a renewal NOI or No Exposure Certification
Source: TCEQ, Stormwater Multi-Sector General Permit for Industrial Facilities
Questions
It does if its activity is listed in 40 CFR 122.26(b)(14) and it discharges stormwater. The list includes scrap and salvage yards (SIC 5015 and 5093), trucking terminals with vehicle maintenance, and many manufacturing codes.
If every industrial material and activity is under a storm-resistant shelter, you can certify no exposure instead of getting permit coverage. You resubmit the certification every five years and must let the agency inspect.
TCEQ issued a new Multi-Sector General Permit effective August 14, 2026. Existing permittees must renew with a renewal NOI or No Exposure Certification in TCEQ's online system by December 28, 2026. The application fee is $100.
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