You can't use private property to dispose of business wastes, even if you own the property. This is called illegal dumping, and it can result in some hefty fines plus prison time. Waste from commercial or business operations must be disposed of at a facility that is permitted by the state of Texas to receive that specific kind of waste. Office trash, for example, can go to just about any municipal landfill.
Some landfills accept only particular wastes, such as construction debris, on the other hand.
And hazardous waste can only be accepted at facilities with permits for this particular purpose. If you leave trash, debris, or other waste from your business at a location lacking the right kind of permit you are illegally dumping. And the repercussions can be severe. In 1999, the owner of a metal finishing company was sentenced to five years in prison for dumping two dozen 55-gallon drums of toxic and corrosive materials on property belonging to someone else. But dumping is illegal on any unpermitted property, even if you own it, because of the risks to public health and safety.