Pending Rule Adoptions
Pending Adoptions are staff recommendations that have been filed with the Chief Clerk, but have not yet been voted on by the commissioners.
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Pending Adoptions are staff recommendations that have been filed with the Chief Clerk, but have not yet been voted on by the commissioners. At a future date, the commissioners will discuss and either vote to adopt, continue the adoption to a future date, remand the adoption back to staff for revisions, or withdraw the rule package as proposed. If approved, the adoption will be filed with the Texas Register and moved to Adoptions. These drafts are courtesy copies and are subject to change. This site will be updated only if the agency makes substantive changes before the agenda date.
| Pending Adoption Date | Rule Project Number | Short Title/Description | Pending Adoption (PDF) |
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| Approval Date 11/04/20 |
2020-015-325-CE | Rule Revisions for the Tier II Chemical Reporting Program This rulemaking will repeal existing rules to remove obsolete references, provide consistency with federal rules, provide clarity to definitions, and add requirements stemming from the new online reporting system. This rulemaking also includes changes to reduce the number of consolidated filings of multiple Tier II reports. |
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| Approval Date 10/21/20 |
2019-115-319-OW | Amendments Related to the 2017 Federal Method Update Rule This rulemaking will implement amendments related to federal revisions to 40 CFR Part 136. The proposed rulemaking will also clarify the procedures for approval of alternate test procedures (ATPs), removes inconsistencies, and improves readability. |
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| Approval Date 10/21/20 |
2019-124-111-CE | HB 2386: Amendment to Outdoor Burning Rules This rulemaking will implement HB 2386, 85th Texas Legislature, 2017, by incorporating necessary revisions to 30 TAC Chapter 111. Specifically, 30 TAC §111.209 is amended to allow volunteer firefighters to provide supervision of outdoor burning in counties with a population of less than 50,000 in areas outside of a municipality. |
