Texas Commission on Environmental Quality v. City of Waco

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• noting that Section 26.028(d) allows Commission to approve application to renew or amend permit at regular meeting without necessity of holding a public hearing
• observing that a “qualitative” water-quality standard has been described as a “somewhat subjective assessment of ‘too much,’ in contrast to quantitative measures”
• indicating that the Commission has defined “narrative” water quality standards as “qualitative, somewhat subjective assessments” compared to “quantitative or numeric measures”
• noting that Section 26.028(d) allows Commission to approve application to renew or amend permit at regular meeting without necessity of holding a public hearing
• indicating that the Commission has defined “narrative” water quality standards as “qualitative, somewhat subjective assessments” compared to “quantitative or numeric measures”
• referring to discretion TCEQ enjoys in determining need for contested-case hearing and holding that TCEQ did not abuse that discretion

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