
Regulators / ORGANIZATION IN THE RECORD
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Architectural-barriers project registry and complaint correspondence
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation
Linked record period: May 7, 2024 – Aug 4, 2026
WHY THIS PROFILE IS HERE
Role in the paper trail
TDLR’s public TABS record identifies the Store 131 CAP-X refrigeration remodel. In a separate August 4, 2026 letter, the agency said EAB case EAB20250019887 was open and under review. The letter does not report a violation or establish the case’s later status.
CHRONOLOGY
Key dates & context
- Source record
TDLR registers the Store 131 CAP-X refrigeration remodel
TDLR’s public project page lists a May 7, 2024 registration for a 5,000-square-foot Store 131 refrigeration project with an estimated cost of $1.3 million. Its stated scope is installation of a transcritical CO2 refrigeration system and replacement of reach-in frozen-food cases. The page currently lists the project as closed. Its later reported completion date is March 31, 2025; that is distinct from the saved review’s planned dates.
Context, limits & source references
The registry documents the project as reported to TDLR. It does not establish that every item of work was completed as described, identify a City permit, or resolve a later complaint.
- TDLR Architectural Barriers Project Details, project TABS2024017903, registration date May 7, 2024; public project page reviewed September 25, 2026.
- Source record
TDLR says EAB case EAB20250019887 is open and under review
TDLR’s August 4 letter says case EAB20250019887 was open and under review by law clerk Andrew Lisenby. It says the agency would provide periodic status notices until resolution.
Context, limits & source references
The letter confirms the case was open and under review on August 4, 2026. It gives no merits determination or later case status.
- TDLR Enforcement Division periodic update notification, August 4, 2026, case EAB20250019887; one-page address-redacted public viewing copy.
Source notes
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