about 2014 · Context

Lake Meredith begins to recover and the immediate need for CRMWA II subsides

CRMWA states that Lake Meredith began to recover in 2014, with water levels generally rising through 2020, and that with rising levels and improving water quality the immediate need to bring CRMWA II online subsided.^[1]^[2]

Canadian River Municipal Water Authority (CRMWA)

Water & sewer

What the sources say

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CRMWA states that in 2014 Lake Meredith began to recover, with water levels generally rising through 2020, and that "with the rising water levels and improving water quality, the immediate need to bring CRMWA II online subsided."^[1]

Sources

1.Amarillo City Council Agenda Packet, 2026-06-23 Regular Meeting (item 6.5, CRMWA II Memorandum of Understanding) — City of Amarillo (CivicClerk), Jun 23, 2026 · retrieved Oct 11, 2026primarySubject-authoredPacket pages 113-119 hold the item 6.5 agenda summary (contact: City Manager Grayson Path) and the unsigned "Memorandum of Understanding between Canadian River Municipal Water Authority and its Member Cities for the Purpose of Defining Expectations for Development of CRMWA II", with Appendix A figure descriptions. The MOU's background recitals are CRMWA's own account of the project's history.
2.History — Canadian River Municipal Water Authority · retrieved Oct 11, 2026primarySubject-authoredYear-by-year history page, undated. The 2026 entry reads: "The Board of Directors unanimously voted to move forward with a plan to build a new wellfield and pipeline that would be online in the year 2038." It does not give the meeting date of that vote.