by l3rato | May 18, 2024 | Customer Notice
18 May 2024 – 14:15
Customer Notice
Randjieslaagte Reservoir Update
The installation and repairs of the leaking flange has been completed; however, the reservoir will remain on bypass for the second stage of replacement of the 10m length steel pipe.
The water supply has improved, and the bypass is supplying normally. There might however be pockets of airlocks and poor pressure in some parts of the areas. Johannesburg Water is monitoring the situation and will attend to challenges while the system is recovering.
Affected areas include: Bramley, Glenhazel, Sunningdale, Lombardy East and West, Kew, and parts of Alex. Alternative water supply will be provided to the affected customers.
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by l3rato | May 18, 2024 | Customer Notice
18 May 2024 – 08:45
Customer Notice
Randjieslaagte Reservoir Update
The pipe repairs are progressing, however, there is no estimate time for completion.
Although the system partially recovered overnight, another major burst pipe occurred this morning at Lyndhurst and Lyndale road.
The following suburbs are going to be affected: Bramley, Glenhazel, Sunningdale, Lombardy East and West, and Kew.
All areas affected by this morning’s burst and parts of Alex that haven’t recovered yet, will be provided with roaming water tankers.
Further updates will be provided as they become available.
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by l3rato | May 17, 2024 | Customer Notice
17 May 2024 – 15:00
Customer Notice
Randjieslaagte Reservoir Update
The reservoir is currently on bypass due to a burst on the inlet pipe as previously communicated. This will allow Johannesburg Water an opportunity to implement necessary interventions to restore normal operation.
Currently customers in the supply zone including parts of Alexandra, will start receiving water supply from bypass arrangements.
The supply is expected to improve overnight, however Johannesburg Water is monitoring the situation.
Additionally, Johannesburg Water is undertaking complex repairs at the reservoir, there is no estimated time of restoration at this stage.
Roaming tankers are provided to assist affected customers.
Affected areas include parts of: Bramley, Sunningdale, Lombardy, Glenhazel, Rembrandt Park, Sandringham, Corlett Gardens and Sandringham.
Further updates will be provided as they become available.
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