Texas HB4482 amends the Health and Safety Code to require the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to notify local air pollution control.
Texas HB4482 amends the Health and Safety Code to address corrective action plans for excessive emissions events. The bill applies to events that require facilities to take action to reduce emissions and occur within the jurisdiction of a local government operating an air pollution control program. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality must notify these local programs of the event and provide them at least 30 days to comment on the corrective action plan. The commission can disapprove a plan before the comment period ends but cannot approve it until the period expires.
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