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Phase two of maintenance of the Rand Water Palmiet Station has begun

Phase three of the Palmiet maintanance is scheduled to begin on July 29.

The second phase (two of three) of the maintenance at Rand Water’s Palmiet Pump Station commenced on July 15, and will take place until July 17.

During this period, pumping is reduced to 68% for 50 hours.

Areas that are fed from the direct feeds, South Hills Tower, Alexander Park Reservoir, as well as the Linksfield Reservoir are affected; while areas that are supplied by the Sandton and Midrand reservoirs and towers will be affected gradually as all the reservoirs’ capacity gets depleted.

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The following Johannesburg Water systems are impacted during the maintenance period:

  • All Sandton and Midrand systems
  • South Hills Tower
  • Alexandra Park
  • Randjieslaagte
  • Linksfield reservoirs.

“Full recovery of the systems will take several days after maintenance has been completed. However, the areas supplied by the Sandton and Midrand reservoirs and towers may take longer to recover because the reservoirs need to first build capacity after being empty,” said Johannesburg Water in a statement.

Customers are advised to follow Johannesburg Water on X for further updates.

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Itumeleng Komana

Itumeleng Komana is a multimedia journalist with five years Digital experience. She covers a variety of topics, creates content for various Caxton Joburg North sites, and oversees their social media accounts.

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