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City manager reports repaired raw-water line, lifts Stage 2 restrictions and highlights Tyler Rose Garden accreditation
Summary
City manager reported repair of a raw water line from Lake Tyler to the Golden Road Water Treatment Plant, restoration of filters at Lake Palestine WTP and lifting of Stage 2 water restrictions; he also announced Tyler Rose Garden joined the American Public Gardens Association and noted a sister-city delegation visit.
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City Manager (Speaker 3) updated the council on multiple city items: the Tyler Rose Garden is now a member of the American Public Gardens Association, which opens access to professional resources and potential accreditation opportunities for the city's rose collection. The manager also recapped a recent sister-city visit by six guests from Helena Goropold and thanked council and staff for hosting.
On utilities, the manager informed council that a leak on the raw water line from Lake Tyler to the Golden Road Water Treatment Plant was successfully repaired as of Sunday, and after peak-demand testing the Golden Road plant is operating at full capacity. He said six of eight filters at the Lake Palestine Water Treatment Plant are now back in service, increasing system capacity, and that, as a result, Stage 2 water restrictions are being lifted.
The manager closed the report by announcing the council would move into executive session to discuss economic-development negotiations under the Texas Government Code.

