30 Tex. Admin. Code § 33.19 - Renewal of Consolidated Permits
(a) The
renewal period for a consolidated permit is the shortest term set by any state
or federal statute or rule governing one or more of the authorizations in the
consolidated permit.
(b) A
consolidated permit may be renewed as a consolidated permit; or may be
separated at the request of the applicant and the applications processed
separately. Consolidated permits shall be subject to the renewal requirements
of applicable laws and commission rules governing operations at the facility,
plant, or site.
(c) A permit issued
before and effective on September 1, 1997, that authorizes more than one permit
program, may be renewed under rules applicable to that existing permit, as a
consolidated permit, or, upon request of the applicant, may be separated by
programs and the permits processed separately.
(d) An applicant shall submit permit renewal
applications in a timely fashion, as required in commission rules. Failure to
submit permit renewal applications in a timely fashion shall cause a
consolidated permit to expire in its entirety.
(e) If a component authorization has been
separated from a consolidated permit when amended, transferred, or modified, as
provided by this chapter, it may be renewed for the full term provided by
applicable law governing that authorization.
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