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Water shutdowns in Gemfields

Disruptions to water supply will occur in the Gemfields this Friday.

RUBYVALE Rd residents in the Gemfields are advised that water shutdowns will occur April Friday 30.
Road water valves and meters are to be relocated, which will allow construction of the new access road and standpipe.
Water supply will be disrupted in the affected area periodically between 7am and 5pm.
Surround roads may also experience water loss.

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