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Five Comal County quarry and pit registrations renewed through 2027

Residents can now check 2027 expiration dates for five renewed Comal County quarry and pit registrations; the state entries do not establish new excavation or new air or water permits.

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TCEQ's Aggregate Production Operations dataset lists five Comal County quarry and pit registrations renewed between Sept. 16 and Oct. 16, 2026.

The five entries name Applewhite Cattle North San Antonio Crushing Plant, Colorado Materials Hunter Plant, Comal Quarry, Briggs Pit and FM 1101 Sand Pit. Residents can identify each registered site, operator, listed disturbed acreage and registration expiration in the state dataset. The entries list the registrations as ACTIVE; they do not, by themselves, establish new excavation or a newly issued air or water permit.

The five renewals

Applewhite Cattle North San Antonio Crushing Plant, operated by Applewhite Cattle Co LLC, lists 50 disturbed acres. Its renewal was approved Sept. 16, 2026, and its registration expires Oct. 16, 2027.

Colorado Materials Hunter Plant, operated by Colorado Materials Ltd, lists 760 disturbed acres. Its renewal was approved Sept. 29, 2026, and its registration expires Oct. 14, 2027.

Comal Quarry, operated by Vulcan Construction Materials LLC, lists 1,515 disturbed acres. Its renewal was approved Oct. 9, 2026, and its registration expires Oct. 23, 2027.

Briggs Pit, operated by Lion Cave Ranch LLC, lists 60 disturbed acres. Its renewal was approved Oct. 9, 2026, and its registration expires Oct. 23, 2027.

FM 1101 Sand Pit, operated by A-L 95A-FM 1101 LP, lists 40 disturbed acres. Its renewal was approved Oct. 16, 2026, and its registration expires Oct. 20, 2027.

Five Comal County Aggregate Production Operations renewal entries approved Sept. 16–Oct. 16, 2026
SiteOperatorDisturbed acres listedApprovedExpires
Applewhite Cattle North San Antonio Crushing PlantApplewhite Cattle Co LLC50Sept. 16, 2026Oct. 16, 2027
Colorado Materials Hunter PlantColorado Materials Ltd760Sept. 29, 2026Oct. 14, 2027
Comal QuarryVulcan Construction Materials LLC1,515Oct. 9, 2026Oct. 23, 2027
Briggs PitLion Cave Ranch LLC60Oct. 9, 2026Oct. 23, 2027
FM 1101 Sand PitA-L 95A-FM 1101 LP40Oct. 16, 2026Oct. 20, 2027

Acreage is the figure listed in each registration entry; it does not show how much land was newly disturbed.

What to check next

The listed expiration dates run from Oct. 14 to Oct. 23, 2027. Readers can use each site's name or AP registration number in the state dataset to check its current registration entry. Any proposal to expand operations or change air or water authorizations would need to be checked against the relevant permit record.

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