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State records show four Comal County quarry registration renewals

Four Comal County quarry and pit registrations are now marked active after September renewals, giving nearby residents updated state records to inspect.

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Texas records mark four Comal County aggregate production operation registration renewals approved in September 2026.

The listed operations are Garden Ridge, the CEMEX Lhoist Quarry & Aggregate Distribution Yard, Hunter Stone and Colorado Materials Hunter Plant. Their approvals occurred between Sept. 1 and Sept. 29; they were not issued on Oct. 25.

From the source record

Disturbed acreage listed in four Comal County aggregate production operation registration records.The registrations were approved on different dates in September 2026.

Residents near the listed sites can use the registration numbers to check the state records and their expiration dates. Each row classifies its action as a renewal and its status as active. The approval reported here is for that registration; a separate air, water, construction or expansion approval would need to be verified in its own record.

Garden Ridge

Garden Ridge registration AP0002447 names Asphalt Inc LLC and gives directions using Old Nacogdoches Road and Coyote Run. TCEQ lists limestone and 53 disturbed acres. It approved the renewal Sept. 1, 2026, and lists Sept. 28, 2027, as the expiration date. Readers can find the entry by its registration number in the state’s aggregate production operations data.

CEMEX Lhoist yard

CEMEX Lhoist Quarry & Aggregate Distribution Yard registration AP0002799 names CEMEX Construction Materials South LLC. The Comal County row lists limestone and 866 disturbed acres. TCEQ approved the renewal Sept. 3, 2026, and lists Sept. 22, 2027, as its expiration date. The registration number identifies the row in the state data; the exact site location remains a question for the underlying registration file.

Hunter Stone

Hunter Stone registration AP0002415 names Martin Marietta Materials Southwest LLC and gives 7781 FM 1102, New Braunfels, as its address. The limestone operation’s row lists 101 disturbed acres. TCEQ approved the renewal Sept. 4, 2026, with an expiration date of Aug. 28, 2027. Search AP0002415 in the state registration dataset to inspect the entry.

Colorado Materials Hunter Plant

Colorado Materials Hunter Plant registration AP0001938 names Colorado Materials Ltd and gives 5080 FM 2439, New Braunfels, as its address. Its row lists limestone and 760 disturbed acres. TCEQ approved the renewal Sept. 29, 2026, and lists Oct. 14, 2027, as the expiration date. Readers can look up AP0001938 in the state dataset to verify the recorded status and dates.

What to check next

The next useful records are the underlying TCEQ registration files and any separately applicable air or water permit files for these four operations. Those documents would clarify site conditions and the CEMEX yard’s precise location. The public dataset is the route to the four registration numbers and their recorded renewal dates.

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