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Manatee County reclaimed water service interrupted

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MANATEE COUNTY, FL - Manatee County Utilities Department would like to advise its reclaimed water users that low pressure will be experienced over the next few days due to equipment failure at the Southwest Water Reclamation Facility.

On Thursday, November 17, 2009, reclaimed water service was discontinued for residents west of 63rd Ave. E. and 33rd St. E., in West and Northwest Bradenton. That service will not resume until repairs have been completed. The Southwest Facility is the largest of the three County wastewater treatment plants and having it off-line may limit reclaimed water availability in other areas of the County. Completion of the repairs with a return to normal pressure is anticipated early next week. Notification will be provided by the Utilities Department upon system reactivation.

For the next few days, the Utilities Department asks that all reclaimed users, limit usage to the absolute minimum. It is typical for plants and grass to enter into a more dormant stage, requiring less water, at this time of the year, so once a week watering is sufficient.

(Residents with non-reclaimed services have been limited to a once-a-week watering schedule since early 2007. )

For additional information you may contact Amy Merrill at 941.798.6745.

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