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Reclaimed Water Discharge Notification - 6/16/2025

June 17, 2025 - On June 16, 2025, approximately 6,700 gallons of reclaimed water was discharged at the 2500 block of Columbus Way S due to a contractor hitting the reclaimed water main. About 3,200 gallons flowed to a nearby retention pond, approximately 2,000 gallons entered the stormdrain, and the remaining 1,500 gallons were contained on site. Necessary repairs have been made.

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