Look up or verify a registered sludge/septage transporter in Texas via TCEQ's public Central Registry

domain: tceq.texas.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Open TCEQ Central Registry's "Search by Facility/Site (Regulated Entity)" tool
  2. Set the Program drop-down to "SLUDGE"
  3. Search by street address, county, RN number, RE name, or Additional ID (transporter registration number)
  4. Open the matching RN Number record and check the "Permits, Registrations, or Other Authorizations" section for the registration number
  5. Distinguish transporters (5-digit numbers starting with 2) from septage land-application sites (6-digit numbers starting with 7) in the results

Known gotchas

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tceq.texas.gov · 5 steps · unrated
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tceq.texas.gov · 5 steps · unrated
Obtain a New York DEC Part 364 waste transporter permit to haul septage or raw sewage, budgeting the correct fee tier.
dec.ny.gov — 6 NYCRR Parts 364/381 Waste Transporter Permit Program · 5 steps · unrated

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