Mineral & Geologic Notices & Hearings
Public Participation Opportunities
Upcoming Public Hearings & Meetings:
Each hearing or meeting listed below has a direct link to the online Meeting. Details on how to connect are included in the public notice document. People who attend the hearing/meeting by phone and who are not able to register online will be given the opportunity to confirm their participation during the hearing. Your participation is appreciated.
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Date | Time | Topic | Notice | Location | Virtual Link |
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12/11/2023 | 5:00 p.m. EST | Public Hearing TN0070717 Tri-County Crushed Stone, LLC | Public Hearing Notice | Greenback Community Center 6889 Morgantown Road Greenback, TN 37742 |
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01/09/2023 | 5:00 p.m. EST, Information Session 6:00 p.m. EST, Public Hearing |
Public Hearing TN0070716 and ARAP N23MS.010 Hurricane Creek Mining, LLC | Public Hearing Notice | Cove Lake State Park Recreation Building 110 Cove Lake Lane Caryville, TN 37714 |
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Please note that you may also participate in public hearings by telephone. Call-in information for each hearing, as well as a number to call during the hearing for technical assistance, is provided in each public notice.
Permit Public Notices
2023
NOVEMBER 30
- M2023-19 - Request for Public Comment on Draft Permit Actions (Individual NPDES Permits)
NOVEMBER 15
- M2023-18 - Request for Public Comment on Draft Permit Actions (Individual NPDES Permits)
OCTOBER 25
- M2023-16 - Request for Public Comments on Draft Permit Actions (Individual NPDES Permits)
OCTOBER 02
- MA2023-02 - TDEC Division of Mineral and Geologic Resources, Land Reclamation Section proposes stream alteration activities associated with the Ramsey Lake Abandoned Mine Land Project in Grundy County, Tennessee, and has applied for a new Individual Aquatic Resource Alteration Permit for the elimination of existing open water mine pits that were constructed during pre-Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act (SMCRA) mining.