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NMBM zooms into food safety for children – NMBM

7 June 2022 By Port Elizabethan

Published: 07 Jun 2022 CURRENT


UPDATE ON THE 48-HOUR SHUTDOWN OF THE CHURCHILL PIPELINE 

Work on the Churchill pipeline is ongoing and on track. The majority of the tasks have been completed, and the team is currently working on repairs inside the pipeline.

Prior to recommissioning the pipeline, it must be cured.

If everything goes according to plan, the recommissioning will be done tomorrow morning, Wednesday, June 8, 2022.

Therafter, we anticipate that It will take most of the day for supply to be restored to all affected areas.

Affected areas include:

1. Parts of Walmer

2. Walmer Township

3. Walmer Downs

4. Walmer Heights

5. Mangold Park

6. Glen Hurd

7. Glendinningvale

8. Pari Park

9. Glendore Road

10. Perridgevale

11. Adcockvale

12. Newton Park

13. Parsons Hill

14. Greenacres

15. Greenacres Hospital

16. St Georges Hospital

17. Parts of Cotswold

18. Richmond Hill

19. Parts ofSchauderville

20. Linkinkside

21. Mill Park

22. Parts of Central

23. Mount Croix

24. Deal Party

25. North End

26. Sydenham

27. Central

28. Coastal towns of Kouga LM

29. Blue horizon bay

30. Neave industrial area

Further updates will be provided regarding the restoration of water supply.

Published: 06 Jun 2022 CURRENT


PLANNED WATER MAINTENANCE SHUTDOWNS MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS IN PARTS OF THE CITY

The Municipality wishes to inform residents that a number of shutdowns are planned for the following reservoir zones:

Glendinning Reservoir

1. Meters & Valves (Inlets) – Wednesday, June 1, 2022 – Completed successfully.

2. Meters & Valves (Outlets) – Tuesday, June 21, 2022.

Areas that may be affected include:

1. Kensington

2. Millard Grange

3. Mount Croix

4. North End

5. Part of Sydenham

6. Prince Alfred’s Park

7. Part of New Brighton

These areas fall within Wards 5, 7, 15.

Fort Nottingham Reservoir:

1. Meters & Valves (Inlets) – Postponed to Wednesday, June 15, 2022.

2. Meters & Valves (Outlets) – Tuesday, June 14, 2022.

Areas that may be affected incude:

1. Macleanville

2. Parsons Hill

3. Kensington

4. Millard Grange

5. Prince Alfred’s Park

These areas fall within Wards 5 and 7.

Fairview Reservoir:

1. Meters & Valves (Inlets) – Postponed, new date to be communicated.

2. Meters & Valves (Outlet) – Thursday, June 23, 2022.

Areas affected would include:

1. Korsten

2. Holland Park

3. Steytler Township

4. Macleanville

5. Adcockvale

6. Sydenham

7. Neave industrial

8. Part of new Brighton

These areas fall within Wards 7, 10, 11, 14 and 15.

The above planned shutdowns are essential to the integration of groundwater supply into these reservoirs.

Residents and businesses are encouraged to please use water sparingly during this time period.

Published: 05 Jun 2022 CURRENT


WATER UPDATE

June 5, 2022:

Currently, the reticulation system is slowly recovering and the Nooitgedagt Water Treatment Works, which supplies water to the Western Suburbs, is running at full capacity.

Unfortunately, water consumption is too high and no water is being stored.

Residents are urged to use water only for essential needs so that the system can fully recover overnight.

Residents are also asked not to fill rainwater tanks with municipal water, since this puts a great strain on the reticulation system. The process of filling a rainwater tank can use up to a month’s supply of water in one day, making it extremely difficult for the system to recover.

We apologise for the inconvenience caused.

Published: 02 Jun 2022 CURRENT



UPDATE ON SHUTDOWN BY ESKOM THAT MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS.

Most of the areas affected by the ESKOM shutdown at Nooitgedagt Treatment Works have recovered with an exception of the higher lying areas that are still busy recovering from low water pressure and water disruptions.

We ask that residents use water for essential purposes only to speed up the recovery of pressure to all areas.

We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.

Published: 01 Jun 2022 CURRENT


UPDATE ON SHUTDOWN BY ESKOM THAT MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS.

The power supply at Nooitgedagt was restored at around 03:00 AM and the plant was then restarted.

The plant has since been on full production and storage levels throughout the Metro are gradually increasing.

Many areas are affected and therefore, residents will notice water supply returning from now until Friday.

Residents are urged not to stockpile water during the recovery period as this places a strain on the system and will result in an even longer recovery time.

Water trucks have been deployed to the below locations:

1) Roaming in Gelvandale

2) Hunters Retreat Spar

3) Kenako Mall

4) Sherwood Spar

5) Roaming in KwaZakhele/Zwide Tonjeni

6) Kamma Crossing Mall

7) Roaming in Malabar

8) Roaming in Helenvale

9) Roaming Hillside

We thank residents for their continued patience and apologize for the inconvenience caused.

Published: 31 May 2022, Resolved: 06 Jun 2022 RESOLVED


PLANNED SHUTDOWNS MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS IN PARTS OF THE CITY.

In an effort to reduce water leaks in the Metro, planned maintenance shutdowns will be taking place this week.

1. June 1, 2022.

Joe Slovo West

2. June 2, 2022.

Veeplaas – Konyana Street PRV

It is envisaged that water supply will be shut off between the hours of 08:00 and 16:00.

Residents and businesses are encouraged to please use water sparingly during this time period.

We apologize for the inconvenience caused.

Published: 31 May 2022, Resolved: 06 Jun 2022 RESOLVED



UPDATE ON SHUTDOWN BY ESKOM THAT MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS.

The Municipality wishes to update residents that power supply should return between 21h00 and 22h00 this evening.

Eskom has reported that the work is taking longer than expected. Residents that are currently consuming water are drawing it from the reticulation system. This means the system is depleting and will therefore take longer to fill once the power is restored to Nooitgedagt Treatment Works.

We apologize for the inconvenience caused.

Published: 30 May 2022, Resolved: 31 May 2022 RESOLVED


STAGE 2 loadshedding
will be implemented from 17H00 to 22H00.

Monday, 30 May 2022

* 17H00 – 18H30: Group 14, 19

* 18H00 – 20H30: Group 15, 1

* 20H00 – 22H30: Group 16, 2

Published: 30 May 2022, Resolved: 06 Jun 2022 RESOLVED


PLANNED SHUTDOWNS MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS IN PARTS OF THE CITY.

The Municipality wishes to inform residents that a number of shutdowns are planned for the following reservoir zones.

Glendinning Reservoir:

1. Meters & Valves (Inlets) – Wednesday, June 1, 2022.

2. Meters & Valves (Outlets) – Tuesday, June 21, 2022.

Areas that may be affected include:

1. Kensington

2. Millard Grange

3. Mount Croix

4. North End

5. Part of Sydenham

6. Prince Alfred’s Park

7. Part of New Brighton

These areas fall within Wards 5, 7, 15.

Fort Nottingham Reservoir:

1. Meters & Valves (Inlets) – Tuesday, June 7, 2022.

2. Meters & Valves (Outlets) – Tuesday, June 14, 2022.

Areas that may be afffected incude:

1. Macleanville

2. Parsons Hill

3. Kensington

4. Millard Grange

5. Prince Alfred’s Park

These areas fall within Wards 5 and 7.

Fairview Reservoir:

1. Meters & Valves (Inlets) – Thursday, June 2, 2022.

2. Meters & Valves (Outlet) – Thursday, June 23, 2022.

Areas affected would include:

1. Korsten

2. Holland Park

3. Steytler Township

4. Macleanville

5. Adcockvale

6. Sydenham

7. Neave industrial

8. Part of new Brighton

These areas fall within Wards 7, 10, 11, 14 and 15.

The above planned shutdowns are essential to the integration of groundwater supply into these reservoirs.

Residents and businesses are encouraged to please use water sparingly during this time period.

Published: 30 May 2022, Resolved: 31 May 2022 RESOLVED


REMINDER!!!

SHUTDOWN BY ESKOM MAY CAUSE WATER DISRUPTIONS IN PARTS OF THE CITY.

On May 31, 2022, a 12-hour shutdown will be required by Eskom to conduct critical work on the supply line. Unfortunately, this will affect the operations of the Nooitgedagt Water Treatment Works.

The majority of the Metro’s water is supplied from this treatment works and it is anticipated that water disruptions may occur as storage could be depleted before supply is restored.

Residents that have water supply are encouraged to please use it sparingly to preserve it for their neighbours.

The following areas may be affected:

1.Rowallan Park

2.Francis Evatt Park

3.Hunters Retreat

4.Bay West

5.Parsonsvlei / Westbrook

6.Morningside

7.Kabega Park

8.Sherwood

9.Westering

10.Cotswold

11.Helenvale

12.Malabar

13.Parts of Schauderville

14.Framesby

15.Sunridge Park

16.Parts of Lorraine

17.Parts of Theescombe

18.Kamma Park

19.Despatch

20.Bethelsdorp

Updates will be provided during the day.

We sincerely apologise for the inconvenience caused.

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