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Contested Matter Mediation
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality Alternative Dispute Resolution Office
Voluntary, confidential mediation for parties attempting to settle a contested TCEQ matter.
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How to get help
Contact the Alternative Dispute Resolution office to request mediation for the contested matter, or respond to a mediator's outreach. All participants or representatives must agree to participate and have authority to negotiate and execute a binding agreement.
Who this service helps
Parties to a TCEQ-docketed or potentially docketed matter that the public may contest, when all parties agree to mediate.
Where this service is available
Service area: Parties to TCEQ-docketed and potentially docketed contested matters statewide, including environmental matters involving the Central Texas counties.
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Cost / fees
TCEQ mediation is provided at no charge to parties in TCEQ-docketed and potentially docketed matters.
About this service
A neutral TCEQ mediator facilitates communication, explores settlement options, and helps parties document an agreement without deciding the dispute.
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