Publications for Small Business

This regulatory guidance provides an overview of the requirements for the use of graywater and alternative on-site water by industrial, commercial, and institutional users.

This regulatory guidance provides an overview of the requirements for the use of graywater and alternative on-site water by agricultural users. It is based on state laws and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) rules. But it does not replace these laws and regulations, which take precedence over any information contained herein. In addition, local permitting authorities may have more stringent requirements.

Guide to assist small business owners and local governments understand the environmental rules for car washes and simlar activities.

For small businesses that are thinking of developing an environmental management system (EMS)--a voluntary way to handle environmental matters. Outlines the basic EMS components and gives examples of how to implement them.

A required poster (8.5 x 11) for battery retailers to post in their facilities./Un cartel obligatorio (8.5 x 11) para comerciantes al por menor de pilas y baterias para que lo pongan en sus instalaciones.

Module A of five-part series helping owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities understand and comply with rules and develop tools to for planning and operation. System inventory and prioritization; planning; budgeting.

Module B of five-part series helping owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities understand and comply with rules and develop tools to for planning and operation. Assessing and protecting sources; best management practices; planning.

Module C of five-part series helping owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities develop an operations and maintenance manual, maintain records, schedule maintenance, address PWS requirements.

This series of publications helps owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities understand and comply with rules and develop tools to for planning and operation.

Module D of five-part series helping owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities understand and comply with rules and develop tools to for planning and operation. Compliance; enforcement; monitoring, reporting, and record keeping.

Module E of five-part series helping owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities understand and comply with rules and develop tools to for planning and operation. Training, assistance, and resources.

Introduction to five-part series helping owners, managers, or operators of small water utilities understand and comply with rules and develop tools to for planning and operation. Discusses other modules; resources and information on ordering materials.

A comprehensive guide divided into six modules for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility.

Part 1 of a five-part guide for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility. Asset management: inventory, prioritization, and planning.

Part 2 of a five-part guide for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility. Sustainability: energy audits, assessment, and improvement; conservation; management of fats, oils, and grease.

Part 3 of a five-part guide for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility. Implementing an operation-and-maintenance program, common violations, model O&M manual, forms.

Part 4 of a five-part guide for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility. Compliance help; what to do if there’s a sanitary-sewer overflow, unauthorized discharge, or other violation.

Part E of a five-part guide for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility. Part E includes contacts to assist operators with training, reporting, funding, licensing, and more.

Introduction to a five-part guide for anyone involved in the management or operation of a small wastewater utility. Helps owners and operators understand and comply with the rules, and develop tools to plan for, manage, and operate a sustainable utility.

A guide to requirements for class A, B, and C operators.