SB2272 requires air quality permits for concrete crushing facilities and concrete plants in unincorporated areas near large residential developments.

SB2272 amends the Health and Safety Code to require air quality permits for concrete crushing facilities and concrete plants that perform wet batching, dry batching, or central mixing. These facilities must be located in unincorporated areas within one mile of a tract of land subdivided into at least 500 lots for residential use where construction has not yet started. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality must require applicants to submit a projected community growth analysis, including an assessment of the facility's social and economic impact on future local communities.

SB2272 requires air quality permits for concrete crushing facilities and concrete plants in unincorporated areas near large residential developments.

SB2272 amends the Health and Safety Code to require air quality permits for concrete crushing facilities and concrete plants that perform wet batching, dry batching, or central mixing. These facilities must be located in unincorporated areas within one mile of a tract of land subdivided into at least 500 lots for residential use where construction has not yet started. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality must require applicants to submit a projected community growth analysis, including an assessment of the facility's social and economic impact on future local communities.