Fees
Through various programs, we collect more than 100 separate fees.
Featured Items
Delinquent Fees and Penalties Will Affect Processing Applications
We do not issue, amend, or renew permits, registrations, certifications, or licenses to an entity or person who is delinquent on any penalties or fees.
Charges to Delinquent Accounts for Recovery of Collection Costs
We charge delinquent accounts for the recovery of collection costs.
Petroleum Product Delivery Fee Has Been Reduced
July 1, the petroleum product delivery fee decreased by approximately 27 percent.
Fees We Collect
Each of these publications explains a fee's purpose or use, tells how we collect it, and answers other relevant questions.
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Air Emissions Fee
- Answers questions related to these reporting fees.
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Air Inspection Fee
- Answers questions related to these reporting fees.
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Beneficial Land Use and Surface Disposal Fees
- Answers questions related to these reporting fees.
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Facility Fee
- Answers questions related to this reporting fee.
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General Permit Stormwater and General Permit Wastewater Fee
- Answers commonly asked questions from those billed for these annual fees, and provides agency contacts for more detailed questions.
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Innocent Owner/Operator Program Fee
- Answers questions related to this reporting fee.
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Municipal Solid Waste Reporting and Disposal Fee
- Information about fees that each operator of a facility that disposes of municipal solid waste by means of landfilling (including landfilling of incinerator ash) or by a process such as incineration of land application, is required to pay.
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On-Site Wastewater Treatment Research Council Fee
- The fee charged to property owners applying for a permit to construct a septic system.
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Toxics Release Inventory Reporting Fee
- Answers questions related to this reporting fee.
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Voluntary Cleanup Program Fee
- Answers questions related to this reporting fee.
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Waste Generation Fee
- Answers questions related to this reporting fee.
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Watermaster Assessment Fee
- Explains a fee paid by water right holders to support the activities of a watermaster, a state official who administers water rights. Texas has two watermaster areas, South Texas and Rio Grande.
