In some cases, notices that must be published as part of the
process of applying for a permit must also be published in a
language other than English. [“Alternative language” is
the term used in the rules for these notices. See “
General Notice Provisions”
(Title 30, Texas Administrative Code,
Section 39.405).]
To find out whether alternative language notice is required for
your permit application, contact the school district that operates
the elementary and middle schools nearest to the facility and get
their help to complete this
checklist in PDF. (Help with PDF.)
If notice is required in Spanish, you may use these templates to
reduce the cost of translating the notice:
