Water Utility

Madison-On Sunday night, October 21, from about 10:00 p.m. to 3:00 a.m., customers in the southwest part of the City of Madison experienced low pressure or no water during water main flushing operations.

Madison-During the week of October 21, Madison Water Utility will continue its water main flushing program with a combination of night and day-time flushing.

Unit Well 14, which serves parts of the City's west side (Spring Harbor/Whitney Way), has been returned to service.

Unit Well 29, which serves customers on the far east side, is currently designated as a stand-by seasonal well.

Madison Water Utility announces the Water Utility Board's decision to increase its number of meetings to two each month to allow the board to thoroughly consider matters before them.

Madison Water Utility would like to express concern over the current high water levels in the area's lakes and address potential concern regarding the impact of the Utility's water main flushing program.

Madison Water Utility - Unit Well 29 was placed in service last week on standby status to provide a back-up water supply for neighborhoods on the far east side of Madison.

Madison-The Madison Board of Water Commissioners this week approved the immediate abandonment of Well No. 3 located on the near east side.

Madison-The Madison Board of Water Commissioners approved a standard operating procedure this week that would slightly raise chlorine levels at Madison wells. Board Commissioner Dr.

Madison-At approximately 3:00 p.m.

Madison-Water Utility officials announced at a meeting of East Isthmus residents tonight that it is proposing to permanently abandon Well No. 3 this summer.

Date: Wednesday, April 18, 2007 Contact: David Denig-Chakroff, 266-4652 Al Larson, 266-4653