TCEQ records mark September 2026 registration renewals approved for Hunter Stone, Applewhite Cattle’s North San Antonio Crushing Plant and Colorado Materials’ Hunter Plant. The three entries concern separate aggregate production operations and carry different approval and expiration dates.
Residents can now check the approved renewal status and listed disturbed acreage for each operation in the state’s public register. The acreage figures are the records’ disturbed-acreage fields; they should not be read as a tally of stone extracted during September.
From the source record
These are acreage fields in registration records, not a measure of material extracted in September.
The three renewals
Hunter Stone, operated by Martin Marietta Materials Southwest LLC at 7781 FM 1102 in New Braunfels, lists 101 disturbed acres. Its renewal was submitted Aug. 26 and marked approved Sept. 4, 2026, according to the Hunter Stone registration, AP0002415.
Applewhite Cattle Co LLC’s North San Antonio Crushing Plant lists 50 disturbed acres. Its renewal was submitted and marked approved Sept. 16, 2026. The Applewhite Cattle registration, AP0004014, gives access directions using Interstate 35 and the Old Evans and Evans roads rather than a street address.