Notices and public process · PLAN-P
Publication corrections
July 2025 publication-correction correspondence and associated affidavit forms. The agency requested correction of an alternative-language affidavit on an Air form. Replies, repeated emails and notarization dates are not separate publication events or proof that every requirement was satisfied.
Source pages 141–147 · 7 source pages · Selected records
About this selection
These pages come from the 688-page TCEQ production for the Southwest wastewater plant. Page labels below identify the original production; selected source images and existing redactions are preserved.
Reading context and source notes
Seven source pages 141-147 are retained in production order, including continuation pages and repeated July 8 correspondence. Personal email addresses, direct cell numbers, signature images and seal identifiers are masked. Public agency proof-submission channels remain. Signature masks overlap short portions of printed signature labels and notarial wording; publication and notarization dates remain visible.
The July 10 agency request says an alternative-language affidavit used an Air publication form. The chain includes July 11 and July 16 replies and a July 14 reminder; a reply is not independent proof that every notice requirement was satisfied.
The two water-quality affidavit forms state July 2, 2025 publication. Their notarization dates are July 11 and July 16 respectively. Repeated emails are not additional publication events.
This is a correction-chain copy, not a complete newspaper-clipping or publication-proof set. Native attachment identity remains unverified. Form wording, date variations and identifiers are preserved without repair or a legal-sufficiency finding.
Related records
Read comments alongside the agency’s response and distinguish submission, screening, notice instructions, publication records and final action. Paired language versions and correction correspondence remain distinct. Routing sheets, blank forms and returned-mail records do not by themselves resolve delivery or procedural sufficiency.
