Tyler City Council approves water conservation, drought contingency plan
Tyler City Council approved the execution of water-related projects, grant opportunities, and zoning requests at its meeting on Jan. 24.
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Tyler City Council approved the execution of water-related projects, grant opportunities, and zoning requests at its meeting on Jan. 24.
The City of Tyler City Council amended its Unified Development Code to regulate new tobacco, vape and smoke stores, bail bonds, auto repair, tire shops and self-storage businesses in the
The council voted no because TABC rules says any business that sells alcohol has to be at least 300 feet away from a school.
New state law will force change of restrictive Tyler solar panel ordinance "The new law restricts cities from regulating solar installations or solar energy devices," Tyler City Planner Kyle Kingma said. Author: Matt Lackritz (CBS 19) Published: 8:50 PM CDT July 16, 2021 Updated: 8:50 PM CDT July 16, 2021 TYLER, Texas — A group of solar panels advocates and owners are concerned about a Tyler city ordinance that restricts their placement on homes. Mitzi Rusk has called Tyler home for nearly a decade and she never knew her solar panels could b...
Oldest house in Tyler to remain standing after owner abandons plan to demolish it Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - It doesn’t look like much from the street, but the house at 421 S. College Avenue in Tyler is a part of history. Built in 1847, the home was constructed one year after the city of Tyler was founded. James K. Polk was president and the Civil War wouldn’t start for another 14 years. Recently, a new owner planned to demolish the house and build new housing. “The new owner applied for a rezoning with with city, which would result in this house being tur...