Mitchell v. City of Dallas

How courts have described this case

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• holding that payment of city taxes alone did not confer invitee status on plaintiff who fell from bicycle at municipal park
• noting that while under common law the operation of parks and zoos was deemed proprietary, the Act reclassified it as a governmental function
• holding city not immune from liability for claims based on negligent maintenance
• noting activities related to the operation of a city park may not be proprietary because TTCA lists “parks and zoos” as government function
• noting conflict of authority on whether construction activities are characterized as immune
• noting conflict of authority on whether construction activities are characterized as immune

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).