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Water alert normal
Water alert normal
The water restrictions for
Gisborne city residents have been lifted today.
There are
no longer any restrictions for using outdoor sprinklers and
or using hoses by hand.
Water supply team leader Marcus Koll says the levels in the Mangapoike dams at are looking healthy enough for this time of the season and the amount of water being used by households and industry is stable.
Dam levels are at 60% and water demand over last week has been nowhere near peak demand.
“We thank everyone for their
effort in conserving their outdoor water use, particularly
through the dry hot weather we’ve had.”
“Even
though our water alert level is back to normal we do ask
people to always using water wisely.”
Check out every
day water saving tips on Council’s
website.
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