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Flying Bar D Ranch wastewater permit remains pending near Seguin

Residents near US 90 and FM 725 can now track a wastewater permit application that TCEQ lists as pending, with no decision recorded in the cited row.

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TCEQ lists the Flying Bar D Ranch WWTP permit application, WQ0016485001, as pending near Seguin. The state record identifies Flying Bar D Ranch Ltd as the applicant and classifies the authorization as private domestic wastewater.

The listed site is about 1.3 miles southeast of the US 90 and FM 725 intersection in Guadalupe County. That description gives nearby residents a way to identify the application, though it is not a parcel map.

From the source record

TCEQ permit recordWQ0016485001: Flying Bar D Ranch WWTP
TCEQ has not decided the application; comment and hearing deadlines are provided in the permit notice documents.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality ↗
The TCEQ dataset lists the permit application as pending; the record is not an approval.

What pending means

TCEQ has not decided the application. The dataset directs readers to the permit notice documents for comment and hearing deadlines, so the pending entry should not be read as an issued permit or as a notice establishing a particular deadline.

Residents can look up WQ0016485001 in the TCEQ wastewater permit dataset to follow the application. The next records to check are its permit notice and application, followed by any status update or final agency decision.

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