30 Tex. Admin. Code § 39.803 - General Notice Provisions
(a) Failure to
publish notice. If the chief clerk prepares a newspaper notice that is required
by this subchapter and the applicant does not cause the notice to be published
within 30 days after the executive director has declared the application
administratively complete, filed the proposed post-closure order or proposed
decision that remedial action is complete with the chief clerk, or fails to
submit the copies of notices or affidavit required in subsection (d) of this
section, the executive director may cause one of the following actions to
occur:
(1) the chief clerk may cause the
notice to be published and the applicant shall reimburse the agency for the
cost of publication; or
(2) the
executive director may suspend further processing or return the application. If
the application is resubmitted within six months of the date of the return of
the application, it shall be exempt from any application fee
requirements.
(b)
Electronic mailing lists. The chief clerk may require the applicant to provide
necessary mailing lists in electronic form.
(c) Mail or hand delivery. Notice by hand
delivery may be substituted for mailed notice. Mailing is complete upon deposit
of the document, enclosed in a prepaid, properly addressed wrapper, in a post
office or official depository of the United States Postal Service. If hand
delivery is by courier-receipted delivery, the delivery is complete upon the
courier taking possession.
(d)
Notice and affidavit. When this subchapter requires an applicant to publish
notice, the applicant must file a copy of the published notice and a
publisher's affidavit with the chief clerk certifying facts that constitute
compliance with the requirement. The deadline to file a copy of the published
notice, which shows the date of publication and the name of the newspaper, is
ten business days after the last date of publication. The deadline to file the
affidavit is 30 calendar days after the last date of publication for each
notice. Filing an affidavit certifying facts that constitute compliance with
notice requirements creates a rebuttable presumption of compliance with the
requirement to publish notice. When the chief clerk publishes notice under
subsection (a) of this section, the chief clerk shall file a copy of the
published notice and a publisher's affidavit.
(e) Published notice. When notice is required
to be published under §
39.802 of this title (relating to
Public Comment and Notice), the owner or operator shall publish notice in the
newspaper of largest general circulation that is published in the county in
which the facility is located or proposed to be located. If a newspaper is not
published in the county, the notice must be published in a newspaper of general
circulation in the county in which the facility is located or proposed to be
located. The requirements of this subsection may be satisfied by one
publication if the newspaper is both published in the county and is the
newspaper of largest general circulation in the county.
(f) Copy availability. The owner or operator
shall make a copy of the application, preferred response action and/or the
proposed post-closure order, or proposed decision that remedial action is
complete, available for review, and copying at a public place in the county in
which the facility is located or proposed to be located. The copy of the
document compelling public notice shall comply with the following.
(1) A copy of the application, proposed
post-closure order, or proposed decision that remedial action is complete must
be available for review and copying beginning on the first day of newspaper
publication of notice of receipt of application and intent to obtain
post-closure order and remain available for the publication's designated
comment period.
(2) A copy of the
complete application, proposed post-closure order, or proposed decision that
remedial action is complete (including any subsequent revisions to the
application) must be available for review and copying beginning on the first
day of newspaper publication required by this section and remain available
until the commission has taken action on the application or the commission
refers issues to SOAH.
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