30 Tex. Admin. Code § 50.143 - Withdrawing the Application
(a) Upon a
request by the applicant at any time before the application is referred to the
State Office of Administrative Hearings (SOAH), the executive director shall
allow the withdrawal of the application and shall file a written acknowledgment
of the withdrawal with the chief clerk. If the application has been scheduled
for a commission meeting, the chief clerk shall remove it from the commission's
agenda. For purposes of this rule, an application is referred to SOAH when the
commission votes during a public meeting for referral or when the executive
director or the applicant file a request to refer with the chief clerk under
§
55.210 of this title (relating to
Direct Referrals).
(b) Applications
filed before September 1, 2015, for which chief clerk mailed the executive
director's preliminary decision and notice of a draft permit under §
39.419 of this title (relating to
Notice of Application and Preliminary Decision) that are subsequently withdrawn
by the applicant are governed by the commission's rules as they existed
immediately before September 1, 2015, and those rules are continued in effect
for that purpose if the application is refiled with the commission and the
executive director determines the resubmitted application is substantially
similar to the withdrawn application. For purposes of making this
determination, the executive director may consider the following information
contained in the withdrawn application and the refiled application:
(1) the name of the applicant;
(2) the location or proposed location of the
construction, activity or discharge, to be authorized by the
application;
(3) the air
contaminants to be emitted;
(4) the
area to be served by a wastewater treatment facility;
(5) the volume and nature of the wastewater
to be treated by a wastewater treatment facility;
(6) the volume and type of waste to be
disposed;
(7) changes in methods of
treatment or disposal of waste; or
(8) any other factor the executive director
determines is relevant to this determination.
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