Glenfield water supply shut down
Wednesday, 12 October 2005, 10:46 am
Press Release: North Shore City
October 12, 2005
Glenfield water supply shut down
Water
supply to homes and businesses in parts of Glenfield needs
to be shut down overnight next Wednesday, October 19.
The
work is needed so the road widening project at the
intersection of Glenfield Rd and Sunset Rd can
continue.
The old roundabout is being replaced with lights
because of increasing traffic and to improve pedestrian
safety on the busy road.
North Shore City water supply
project manager, John McCann, says every effort is being
made to minimise inconvenience when the water supply shut
down.
"Water supply will not be available overnight from
9pm on Wednesday, October 19, to 5am on Thursday, October
20," he says.
"About 3200 homes and businesses near the
Glenfield Rd-Sunset Rd intersection, in the Manuka Rd area
and in Glenfield Rd between Pupuke Rd and Marlborough
Avenue, will be affected."
When the supply is restored the
water from the tap may be cloudy. Running the tap for half a
minute should clear it.
A second water supply shutdown
will be needed in November, but people will be notified
closer to the
time.
ENDS
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