The City of Calgary expects to have an update Tuesday on when indoor water-use reduction measures could be eased as work continues to stabilize the city’s water infrastructure.
Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek said stabilization work began on Sunday.
“This includes adjusting the rest of the water network back to regular service, as we’ve been running mainly from the Glenmore Treatment Plant,” Gondek said during a Monday morning update.
The mayor noted, however, that the stabilization stage is the riskiest, as crews slowly turn on valves to connect the feeder main to the rest of the water network and turn on pumps at the Bowness water treatment facility.
“During this stabilization step that we are in, Calgary is at the greatest risk of another break or a major disruption of service,” Gondek said.
“If we go too fast, this could overstress the system. This could cause leaks or breaks. That’s why …