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Joburg Water announces planned shutdown for August.
Joburg Water has listed more than 10 neighborhoods on its list of locations where water cuts are expected as a result of scheduled infrastructure work.
August will begin with dry taps in some parts of Johannesburg after Joburg Water announced a planned shutdown.
Daily water supply system status updates: Monday, 31 July 2023 (Morning) #JoburgUpdates ^P pic.twitter.com/30XtCMfO5H
— Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) July 31, 2023
The water will be turned off in the following locations on August 1, 2023, from 08:00 to 18:00:
- Witkoppen,
- Craigavon and parts of Kengies
Street names include: Campbell Road, Cedar Road, Uranium Street, Granite Road, Bushwillow Avenue, Willow Avenue, Elm Avenue, Poplar Place, Jacaranda Avenue, Pine Avenue, Frederick, and Lombardy Road
On 7 August the following areas will be switched of from 06:00 to 18:00:
Lenasia, Lenasia south, Anchorville, Lehae, Zakariyya Park, Vlakfontein, Finetown, Ennerdale south and extensions – including all streets.
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Smart Meters rollout
In other related new Joburg Water has announced that in Johannesburg, prepaid smart meters will be introduced starting on Monday, July 31.
Recently, Joburg Water declared that it would move on with the transition from open mode to prepaid smart meters.
Residents were urged by the water utility to allow contractors access to their homes so they could match open meters with Customer Interface Units (CIUs).
The roll-out will start in Cosmo City, Orlando East and West, Diepkloof, and Orange Farm, according to Joburg Water.
Media Advisory
— Johannesburg Water (@JHBWater) July 25, 2023
Johannesburg Water to switch from open mode to prepaid smart meters #JoburgUpdates ^P pic.twitter.com/hogwAQWXW9
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