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Stage 4 Water Restrictions Hit Revelstoke as Heavy Rainfall Clouds Facility
Heavy rain left the Greely Water Treatment Plant turbid, and the city said Stage 4 rules are needed to preserve supply and system stability.
- On Friday, The City of Revelstoke implemented Stage 4 water restrictions for all residents except those in Big Eddy following turbidity issues at the Greely Water Treatment Plant.
- Heavy rainfall the previous night caused cloudy water at the Greely Water Treatment Plant, though The City advised the supply remains chlorinated and safe to drink.
- Stage 4 is the most restrictive of Revelstoke's four-stage regulations, prohibiting sprinkling, vehicle washing, and pool filling while permitting only essential household use for cooking, drinking, and showering.
- Staff are diligently working to restore normal operations at the Greely Water Treatment Plant while bylaw compliance officers enforce restrictions; The City requests public patience during the process.
- Residents in Big Eddy remain exempt from restrictions, while The City selected a contractor to install 3.7K water meters to address future supply management challenges.
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