Unplanned maintenance in Gillview
Burst pipe repairs in Houghton
Commando System update
20 July 2024 â 19:30
Customer Notice
Commando System update
Johannesburg Water technical teams will continue to monitor the system overnight and implement measures to boost supply.
â˘Brixton Reservoir and Tower: the Reservoir and Tower levels have shown improvement and will be closed overnight to build capacity for the next day.
â˘Hursthill 1 and 2 Reservoirs: Hursthill 1 remains on bypass mode, poor pressure to no water can be expected in the supply zone. Reconfiguration is in place to boost supply and provide relief to customers. Hursthill 2 will be closed overnight to build capacity for the next day.
â˘Crosby Reservoir: currently, the capacity level is low, resulting in poor pressure in high lying areas of the supply zone.
Areas supplied by the Commando System.
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Unplanned maintenance: Commando System
19 July 2024 â 13:00
Customer Notice
Unplanned maintenance: Commando System
There is an unplanned maintenance that is scheduled for Tuesday, 23 July 2024.
The maintenance will be for the purpose of replacing the non-return valve to the Crosby Reservoir. The work is scheduled to take place for 12 hours, starting from 06:00 to 18:00. Thereafter, the system will gradually improve overnight.
The Commando System will be affected as follows:
â˘Brixton Reservoir and Tower
There will be no pumping to both the Brixton Reservoir and Tower. Both the Reservoir and Tower will supply normally in the morning. Poor pressure to no water will be experienced by customers as the reservoir gets depleted.
â˘Crosby Reservoir
The reservoir will operate as per normal in the morning and poor pressure to no water can be expected as the reservoir gets depleted.
â˘Hursthill 1 and 2 Reservoirs
Both reservoirs will operate normally as per the current configuration and status. However, due to the interconnected nature of the systems, poor pressure will be expected in Hursthill 1 reservoir zone.
Areas fed by the Commando System.
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Update on Rand Water Palmiet Pump Station maintenance
19 July 2024 â 14:45
Systems Update
Update on Rand Water Palmiet Pump Station maintenance
With the completion of the second phase of the Rand Water Palmiet Pump Station maintenance, pumping is at full capacity. Johannesburg Water continues to monitor the systems and is implementing necessary interventions to facilitate the recovery process and ensure equitable distribution.
The following systems are improving but affected by poor or intermittent supply:
South Hills Tower: the tower is empty and affected by no supply due to low levels in the bulk supplierâs reservoir. Johannesburg Water continues to monitor the situation.
Alexander Park Reservoir: improved overnight but declined and is now empty due to intermittent supply and high demand on the system. A combination of poor pressure to no water is expected in the supply zone.
Linksfield Reservoir: critically low due to intermittent supply. The reservoir improved overnight but was affected by high demand and poor supply. A combination of poor pressure to no water is expected in the supply zone.
Randjieslaagte Reservoir improved overnight but is now declining due to high demand and poor supply. The system is supplying fairly; however, poor pressure may occur in high-lying areas.
Sandton reservoirs: the systems declined overnight but continue to supply fairly.
Linbro and Marlboro direct feeds: these systems are supplying normally.
Illovo and Linbro Park reservoirs: these systems may experience poor pressure due to high demand while the system recovers.
Midrand reservoirs: most systems are improving while some are stable and supplying normally. However, intermittent supply can still be expected while the systems recover.
The following Midrand systems are affected:
â˘Rabie Ridge Reservoir and Tower: the reservoir has improved overnight and supplying normally. The tower is on bypass mode due to a technical fault and is experiencing a combination of poor pressure to no water in the supply zone.
â˘President Park Reservoir and Tower: the reservoir improved overnight, while the tower is on bypass. Both systems are supplying fairly, but poor pressure may occur in high-lying areas.
Johannesburg Water continues to monitor the improvement and recovery of the system supply from Palmiet and has put necessary interventions in place.
Alternative water continues to be supplied to the areas affected.
Areas fed by Palmiet.
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Issued by: Johannesburg Water Communication and Marketing