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TCEQ 'vacates' concrete-crushing plant permit; fight may not be over

Summary by Fort Bend Southwest Star Newspaper
Residents of the Arcola/Rosharon area in Fort Bend County are celebrating the recent decision of the state's environmental regulatory agency to "vacate" the most recent permit application by a Houston company to build and operate a concrete-crushing facility
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TCEQ 'vacates' concrete-crushing plant permit; fight may not be over

Residents of the Arcola/Rosharon area in Fort Bend County are celebrating the recent decision of the state's environmental regulatory agency to "vacate" the most recent permit application by a Houston company to build and operate a concrete-crushing facility

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Fort Bend Southwest Star Newspaper broke the news in on Monday, September 15, 2025.
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