Legal Resources
The attorneys listed below have extensive experience and continued interest in working with individuals and groups that are experiencing issues with APO’s in Texas. Each attorney’s method of practice and hourly rates will be different. TRAM encourages you to find the attorney that is the best fit for your needs.
Eric Allmon / Perales, Allmon & Ice, PC / eallmon@txenvirolaw.com / (512)469-6000
Jim Bradbury /James D. Bradbury PLLC / jim@bradburycounsel.com / (512) 953-5801
David Frederick / Of Counsel – Perales, Allmon & Ice, PC / dof@lf-lawfirm.com / (512) 469-6000
Adam Friedman / McElroy, Sullivan, Miller & Weber, LLC / afriedman@msmtx.com / (512) 327-8111
Kathryn Tancig / Tancig Law PLLC / kathryn@tanciglaw.com / (352) 262-5685
Additional Professional Resources
D. Lauren Ross, Ph.D., P.E. / Environmental Engineer / Glenrose Engineering, Inc. / TBPE Firm F4092 / lauren@glenrose.com / (512) 431-7988 cell & text
Legislative Resources
TRAM PRIORITY BILLS in the 87th LEGISLATIVE SESSION – 03/26/2021
HB 3883: Help Preserve Hill Country Water Resources – 04/03/2021 Committee Hearing scheduled for Tuesday, April 6th. What to do now!
Texas House of Representatives Interim Study Committee on Aggregate Production Operations
Proclamation Creation of House Interim Study Committee on Aggregate Production Operations
Map of Aggregate Production Operations and adjacent industries by County
Map of Bills Filed by the 87th Texas Legislature (2021)
Resolutions
APO Related Risk Studies
TCEQ Permitting Process
Air Issues
You don’t want to live near a concrete batch plant. But TCEQ lets it happen too easily.
Water Issues
(BayouLand Conservancy)Download
Groundwater Conservation Districts of Texas
Goodbye to an Aquifer (Texas Monthly 04/2019)
Reclamation
Lime Creek Quarry Redevelopment Feasibility Study
Success Stories!
MARBLE FALLS ROCK CRUSHING PLANT CANCELED; LAWSUIT SETTLED
EAST TEXANS SUCCEED IN PROTECTING NATURE PRESERVE
COMAL CITIZENS TRIUMPH OVER TCEQ AND VULCAN QUARRY IN DISTRICT COURT
LCRA ISSUES A MORATORIUM ON COMMERCIAL DREDGING ON THE HIGHLAND LAKES