9:31 PM CDT July 10, 2024 Updated: KVUE reached out to TCEQ on Wednesday. A spokesperson provided the following statement: "The TCEQ Austin Region conducted an investigation on April 29, 2024 from a complaint about tunneling being conducted by the Boring Company at the Cyber Tunnel facility in Austin, Texas. Silos and conveyors were observed at the location that tunneling was occurring. A violation was alleged for failure to obtain authorization prior to constructing a facility that emits air contaminants. The Boring Company submitted an application for the portable soil stabilization plant and the registration was approved by TCEQ on June 12, 2024, thereby resolving the violation prior to the issuance of the Notice of Violation that was mailed on June 28, 2024." Ambrose said despite the resolution, he believes the matter is something the state should pay attention to. He also said that he, along with other Bastrop residents, will continue to sound the alarms so long as he sees company not following state requirements. "We continue to see repeat issues," Ambrose said. "I just don't trust this company, and this leadership team to get it done safely." This isn't the first time The Boring Company has been hit with violations. Last month, the company was issued a fine of $11,876 that mostly dealt with the company's construction activity. KVUE reached out to The Boring Company, but we did not receive a response at the time of publication.