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Also in the works: “Keep It Country: Two Stepping to Save Rural Texas” at Kintsugi Ranch, tentatively November 8. Details are still being finalized. Read the event preview.
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These independent campaigns address broader data-center issues. They are separate from a TCEQ submission.
Tell officials how the proposed development affects you. Ask them to support relocation of the fossil-fuel generation or a redesign that eliminates it, meaningful public participation, and enforceable community protections.
For state outreach, ask for a clear explanation of the conditions for lifting the permitting pause and public access to the technical record before a decision. Reference Air Registration 185019 / Project 413471.
Ask the County to use its available authority and withhold discretionary support while siting and community impacts remain unresolved.
To send information to the agency, use TCEQ’s own submission route and reference 185019 / 413471. Include your specific concerns or supporting evidence and keep the confirmation.
If eComments cannot find Registration 185019, ask the Chief Clerk how to associate your submission with the correct file. Do not select an unrelated permit.
A comment does not guarantee a public meeting or hearing, or preserve a later filing deadline. Lost Pines Watch follows the permit record and shares updates through the alert list.
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