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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. Temporary Housing Issues Related to Oil & Gas Activities. Anne Marie Callery Small Business Environmental Assistance Division 512-239-2342 annemarie.callery@tceq.texas.gov. What is Temporary Housing?. Modular or portable housing

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Texas Commission on Environmental Quality

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  1. Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Temporary Housing Issues Related to Oil & Gas Activities

  2. Anne Marie Callery Small Business Environmental Assistance Division 512-239-2342 annemarie.callery@tceq.texas.gov

  3. What is Temporary Housing? • Modular or portable housing • Located on an oil and gas lease • Relocates with the workforce Federal

  4. Public Drinking Water

  5. Public Drinking Water • If you serve • 25 people per day • at least 60 days per year OR • You have 15 connections

  6. Hauling Potable Water

  7. Hauling Potable Water • Water shall be obtained from an approved source • The equipment used to haul the water must be approved by the ED • Tanks must be constructed to meet certain criteria

  8. On Site Sewage Facilities& Graywater • If located at the drilling well or disposal well site. • Regulated by RRC

  9. On Site Sewage Facilities& Graywater • If located on the lease but not at the drilling well or disposal site. • Regulated by TCEQ or the local authorized agent

  10. Chemical Toilet Waste

  11. Chemical Toilet Waste • Must be hauled by a registered sludge transporter • Disposed of at an authorized disposal facility

  12. Trash or Garbage • Residential-like trash that has not come into contact with oil and gas waste can be transported to a TCEQ permitted disposal site.

  13. Trash or Garbage

  14. Where Can You Get Help Small Business & Local Gov’t Assistance

  15. Where Can You Get Help • Toll Free: 800-447-2827 • Email: sbap@tceq.texas.gov

  16. Where Can You Get Help www.TexasEnviroHelp.org

  17. Where Can You Get Help www.TexasOilandGasHelp.org

  18. Questions

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