Tceq 10233 2025

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The document is a TCEQ Public Water System Plan Review Submittal Form, which outlines the necessary information and requirements for submitting a plan for a new or existing public water system in Texas. It includes sections for water system information, owner and engineer details, submittal information, project specifics, and certification. The form requires documentation such as financial plans, emergency preparedness plans, and certificates of convenience and necessity (CCN) if applicable.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the TCEQ 10233 in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'WATER SYSTEM INFORMATION' section. Enter the date, TCEQ PWS Identification No., and Water System Name accurately.
Proceed to 'OWNER INFORMATION'. Input the Water System Owner's name, address, phone number, and responsible official details.
In the 'ENGINEER INFORMATION' section, provide the Engineer's name, registration number, firm name, and contact details.
For 'SUBMITTAL INFORMATION', indicate if this is for a new public water system by selecting YES or NO. If applicable, complete the NEW (PROPOSED) WATER SYSTEMS section with required documentation.
Complete the 'PROJECT INFORMATION' section by checking all relevant boxes and providing any necessary additional information.
Finally, ensure you sign and date in the 'SIGNATURE AND CERTIFICATION' area before submitting your form.

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Who enforces the Texas water code?

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What is the TCEQ file transfer protocol?

Renewing a license The fee to renew each license is $111. Licenses are valid for three years. As a courtesy, licensees will be mailed a renewal notification to the last known address on file at least 60 days before the license expires. The TCEQ is not responsible for undelivered mail.

How much does it cost to renew your license at TCEQ?

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What does the TCEQ do in Texas?

TCEQ FTPS is based on secure FTP and is provided as a way to share files. Files can be shared within the agency, shared by TCEQ with the public, and shared by the public with TCEQ. Small files are often shared in email, which has a 25 MB size limit for e-mail attachments within TCEQ.

What agency regulates water in Texas?

Surface water in Texas is owned by the state and held in trust for the citizens of the state. The state grants the right to use this water to different people, such as farmers or ranchers, cities, industries, business, and other public and private interests. Am I Regulated? Water Rights in Texas Texas Commission on Environmental Quality - Texas.gov waterrights wr-permitting Texas Commission on Environmental Quality - Texas.gov waterrights wr-permitting

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