Residents raise water-quality concerns; contractor says TCEQ requirements guide testing and reporting
Residents told the council they experienced discolored water and strong chlorine smells; Innovative Operations responded that it explained current practices and what the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requires, and the city said it will continue to work with the contractor.
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A number of residents raised concerns about water quality at the June 9 meeting, citing discolored water, strong chlorine odor, and questions about testing and reporting. The minutes record the public concerns and that the city council and contractor discussed flushing lines and other operational practices.
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