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WORLD · JUL 28, 2026
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Reviews Raywood Concrete Plant Permit
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality held a public meeting to discuss an air quality permit for a temporary concrete batch plant in Raywood.
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality held a public meeting on July 27 to review an air quality permit application for a temporary concrete batch plant in Raywood, Texas. The plant is proposed for a site located at FM 770 and CR 182.
QYK Brands LLC, a subsidiary of BaRuPon LLC, submitted the permit application. While the meeting's official agenda focused on the concrete plant's environmental impact, attendees used the forum to voice concerns regarding a different development on the property. Those concerns centered on a planned 7-acre data center located within the larger 700-acre site.
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