04/11/2016: Daily water supply system status updates: Friday, 04 November 2016 (Morning)
Water supply status update by exception (i.e. areas affected due to supply constraint and not service interruption from occasional pipe burst): supply across the City of Johannesburg is normal, with reservoir levels across the city in a satisfactory position.
Unplanned interruptions
Lenasia High Level Reservoir
• Is currently running low due to consumption exceeding supply.
• We advise residents to reduce consumption to avoid serious water shortages.
• Water tankers will be provided.
• Affected areas: Zakariyya Park and Lenasia
Corrine Moore Reservoir
• Is currently running low due to consumption exceeding supply.
• We advise residents to reduce consumption to avoid serious water shortages.
• Affected areas: Fairlands, Northcliff and Ext's, Berario and Black Heath
Please find water tankers placement below:
1. Cnr Fourteenth and Karin street
2. Cnr Willow and Mimosa street
3. Cnr Norman and Melanie
4. Cnr Seventh and Gigi street
Fairlands area
1. Cnr Wilson and Twelfth street
Berario area
2. Cnr Austin and Boulder street
Alexander Park Reservoir
• Is currently running low due to consumption exceeding supply.
• We advise residents to reduce consumption to avoid serious water shortages.
• Water tankers will be provided.
• Affected areas: Kensington & Exts,Malvern,Heriotdale & Exts,Cleveland & Exts,Benrose & Exts,Bruma,Bezuidenhout,Jeppestown south,Dewetshof, Wychwood & Exts
President Park Reservoir 2
• Is currently running low due to consumption exceeding supply
• A water tanker is available on Potgieter Road.
• Affected areas: Glen Austin and parts of Randjesfontein
Planned interruptions
1. Suburb: Norwood; Orange Grove; Orchards; Maryvale
Streets: All streets
Start Date: 07 November 2016
Time: 08h00am – 16:00pm
Restoration: 16:00pm-18:00pm
Reason: Dummy-run
Impact on customers: No water
2. Suburb: Hurlingham
Streets: All streets
Start Date: 09 November 2016
Time: 09h00am – 18:00pm
Restoration: 16:00pm-18:00pm
Reason: Tie- in
Impact on customers: No water
Residents are reminded that level-2 water restrictions are still in place and must be adhered to.
Level-2 water restrictions according to section 44 (3) of the Water Services Bylaw states that all consumers are forthwith compelled:
a) Not to water and irrigate their gardens from 06:00 and 18:00 every day;
b) Only hand held hosepipes or bucket/watering cans are allowed outside these hours.
Note that this is an additional requirement;
c) Not to fill their swimming pools with municipal water; and
d) Not to use hosepipes to wash their cars, paved areas, etc.
Water saving tips
• Don't leave taps dripping;
• Take shallow baths; and
• Use bathwater or grey-water to water the garden.
We urge consumers to remain active partners in reducing the amount of water used in the City of Johannesburg, and to report any form of vandalism and theft of water infrastructure to 0800 00 25 87.
Residents are encouraged to subscribe on our website, to our SMS notification service for alerts on planned or unplanned service interruptions. More information can be obtained on twitter: @jhbwater; facebook: Johannesburg Water and our website www.johannesburgwater.co.za.