Water System Updates
Water system is operating normally. Flags are green.
Post Oct. 15 @ 11:35am.
End of Season:
The Water Team is looking for someone with a Jet Ski, willing to help out with the pulling in of the lake pipes. For more detail, please email [email protected]
The water system will be shut down in approximately two weeks (Oct. 19). After Thanksgiving, the water team will begin to closely monitor lake conditions to identify a day when the pipes will be pulled in. There will be more updates posted as the shutdown date draws closer. Starting now, users with cisterns should keep them topped up to ensure they are as full as possible for the winter when the shutdown occurs. Ideally, a few days notice will be given before the water is turned off, however, weather conditions may result in a situation where only a short notification period is possible.
Click here for water system updates.
The link will take you to the facebook group where the water system update is pinned to the top.
This is where we will be posting updates for the season. Non-facebook users are able to access and see the page. You may need to close the box asking you to log into facebookg
Water system is operating normally. Flags are green.
Post Oct. 15 @ 11:35am.
End of Season:
The Water Team is looking for someone with a Jet Ski, willing to help out with the pulling in of the lake pipes. For more detail, please email [email protected]
The water system will be shut down in approximately two weeks (Oct. 19). After Thanksgiving, the water team will begin to closely monitor lake conditions to identify a day when the pipes will be pulled in. There will be more updates posted as the shutdown date draws closer. Starting now, users with cisterns should keep them topped up to ensure they are as full as possible for the winter when the shutdown occurs. Ideally, a few days notice will be given before the water is turned off, however, weather conditions may result in a situation where only a short notification period is possible.
Click here for water system updates.
The link will take you to the facebook group where the water system update is pinned to the top.
This is where we will be posting updates for the season. Non-facebook users are able to access and see the page. You may need to close the box asking you to log into facebookg
Be Water Smart! Conserve our water
When the lake is rough (brown), it can impact our ability to make water.
Please CONSERVE water by running off your cistern (if you have one)
when the lake is rough (brown).
Note: We ask that you fill your cisterns during weekdays when demand is lower.
When the lake is rough (brown), it can impact our ability to make water.
Please CONSERVE water by running off your cistern (if you have one)
when the lake is rough (brown).
Note: We ask that you fill your cisterns during weekdays when demand is lower.
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ALL PEACOCK POINT RESIDENTS:
To all residents, please be aware of our water lines when doing any construction, digging or tree removal.
Be mindful that while the water line supplies your property, it also supplies the properties on both sides of you and across the road. Damaged water lines could contaminate the water to all on that water main.
Damage to our water lines can be costly. Being proactive could avoid damage to the water lines and avoid costly repairs to you by informing the water team if and when you are planning on digging so that tyhe can make arrangements to have a member of the water team let you know where the water lines are buried.
Owners are responsible for repairs, installation, etc. to the water lines from the water box to their residence.
If you have questions or need help starting up or shutting down, the water team are available to help you.
PLEASE EMAIL BEFORE YOU DIG
[email protected]
To all residents, please be aware of our water lines when doing any construction, digging or tree removal.
Be mindful that while the water line supplies your property, it also supplies the properties on both sides of you and across the road. Damaged water lines could contaminate the water to all on that water main.
Damage to our water lines can be costly. Being proactive could avoid damage to the water lines and avoid costly repairs to you by informing the water team if and when you are planning on digging so that tyhe can make arrangements to have a member of the water team let you know where the water lines are buried.
Owners are responsible for repairs, installation, etc. to the water lines from the water box to their residence.
If you have questions or need help starting up or shutting down, the water team are available to help you.
PLEASE EMAIL BEFORE YOU DIG
[email protected]