TCEQ approved renewal entries for two Guadalupe County aggregate production registrations: Halo Plant and Ecleto Creek Mine. The entries identify existing registration numbers and list the acreage reported as disturbed at each site. They establish renewal status, not a newly approved excavation project.
Halo Plant
Halo Plant, registration AP0003740, is listed under Texas Materials Group, Inc. for gravel and sand. Its location is described as the east side of State Highway 123, about 12 miles south of the highway’s intersection with U.S. 90. TCEQ lists the renewal as approved with a status date of Sept. 2, 2026, and an expiration date of Sept. 11, 2027. The entry reports 41 disturbed acres.
From the source record
TCEQ quarry/pit registration AP0003740: HALO PLANT (RENEWAL, APPROVED)Texas Commission on Environmental Quality data ↗
Ecleto Creek Mine
Ecleto Creek Mine, registration AP0003107, is listed under Manley Bros. of Texas, LLC for sand at 341 FM 1681 in Seguin. TCEQ lists its renewal as approved with a status date of Sept. 8, 2026, and an expiration date of Sept. 20, 2027. The entry reports 100 disturbed acres.
What the entries tell residents
The entries list 41 disturbed acres at Halo Plant and 100 disturbed acres at Ecleto Creek Mine. Those figures describe the registrations in the TCEQ data; the renewal labels do not themselves show new excavation or an expanded footprint. The dates above are identified as status dates in the entries, rather than separately labeled effective dates.
Residents tracking either operation can look up AP0003740 or AP0003107 in the TCEQ registration dataset for a later status or expiration change. Filed application documents would be the next records to examine for any change in the sites’ described footprint or operations.