Refurbishment Notices
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Rand Water is currently undertaking refurbishment of the bulk water reticulation network in Emalahleni.
As part of this refurbishment Rand Water will be replacing bulk water transfer pumps at the main purified water pump station known as Point D. (Water Works). All delivery isolation valves at the pump station needs to be replaced in order to allow
for the refurbishment to proceed.
A total shut down of the pump station will be required on Wednesday 4 January 2012 for a maximum period of 48 hours in order to replace isolating valves and new pipe-work on the delivery manifold. The shut will affect all areas supplied by the
Emalahleni bulk distribution network. In essence, the whole of Emalahleni will be without water during that period.
The shutdown as outlined above will allow Rand Water to refurbish all pump installations at the pump stations without requiring further shut downs. This initiative will greatly improve the security of supply of the Emalahleni bulk distribution network. We therefore request consumers to start filling their containers beforehand.
Your patience during the upgrade of the water network is greatly appreciated ....
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Enquiries can be directed to Mr. LP Mofokeng Communications Manager on 079 515 5833
Last Updated (Friday, 30 December 2011 11:57)
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