Last week, officials announced crews would be conducting the majority of the repairs along 33rd Avenue and 16th Avenue N.W., and would require 16 to 18 excavation sites.
Starting Monday, Calgary's most critical water main will be shut down again, meaning mandatory water restrictions, road closures and the reintroduction of voluntary water-saving measures.Crews are conducting the majority of the feeder main repairs along 33rd Avenue and 16th Avenue N.W., and officials say it will require 16 to 18 excavation sites. Starting Monday, Calgary's most critical water main will be shut down again.
During an Aug. 20 press conference, the city's manager of drinking water distribution, Chris Huston, said the safe consumption target is 450 million litres of water per day, which he said accounts for the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant operating at full capacity. The 450-million-litre daily use target is the same as the, water misuse fines range from $400 for a violation during Stage 1 restrictions to $3,000 for a violation during Stage 4.
"Significant construction work in this area will begin on Monday, as well as beginning the feeder main repairs in Shouldice Park later in the week," said Francois Bouchart, the city's director of capital priorities and investment during a news conference Thursday. "There may be temporary impacts on Montserrat Drive, which is immediately adjacent to the repair location," he said.Crews are conducting the majority of the repairs — 21 segments of the feeder main — along 33rd Avenue and 16th Avenue N.W., and 16 to 18 excavation sites are expected. Thirteen of the 21 pipe segments being repaired first are along 33rd Avenue N.W.
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