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City of Kelowna Pressure Valve Failure Sends Damaging Surge of Water to 300 Homes

A pressure valve failure in Kelowna caused a surge of water affecting around 300 homes in the Clifton neighborhood on June 13.
The City of Kelowna reported a temporary spike in water pressure that could damage plumbing and appliances.
Residents were advised to monitor their plumbing and use caution when restoring water service.
The affected zone has been isolated, and water service is interrupted while repairs are made.

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Water pressure spikes in Kelowna's Clifton neighbourhood

The disruption is expected to be repaired by the end of the day

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City of Kelowna pressure valve failure sends damaging surge of water to 300 homes

People living in Kelowna's Glenmore neighbourhood had an unwelcome surprise Friday morning, which could result in costly repairs.

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UPDATE: Water pressure spikes in Kelowna's Clifton neighbourhood

The disruption is expected to be repaired by the end of the day

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Unplanned water pressure spike in Clifton neighbourhood

The City of Kelowna is advising residents in the Clifton Road and Caldow Street area of a water system disruption due to a water pressure spike at the Broadview Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) station.

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