EXTENDED WATER OUTAGE - BROOKLYN
EXTENDED WATER OUTAGE - BROOKLYN
While repairs were underway, crews discovered an additional crack in the pipeline. This needs to be fixed safely before water can be restored, which has extended the outage.

We acknowledge the disruption this has caused and are working at pace to resolve this. Water tankers are on site for essential needs at 45 Connaught Street. We'll have staff door knocking and arranging for bottled water to be delivered to homes if necessary.

Portaloos have been arranged and will be onsite at approximately 7 pm. Addresses to be notified.

Thank you for your patience — we know this is a difficult time of day to be without water, and we really appreciate your understanding

Our team is working as quickly as possible, and we’ll update you again as soon as water restoration is close. Further updates will be provided as we progress with the repair.
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Published 29/10/2021

Keeping our drinking water safe

If you’re heading down to Greytown’s Soldiers Memorial Park this spring, you’ll notice crews working at the Water Treatment Plant.

As part of their programme of continued improvement to the water network in South Wairarapa, Wellington Water will be replacing a wastewater pipe that runs next to the bore in the Park.

“We identified that this pipe may be at risk of failure, to prevent any chance of contamination we fast-tracked our plans to replace and divert it,” says Wellington Water’s Project Manager, Adam Mattsen.

“It’s important that this community has a long-lasting and reliable water network, and this is the first stage of work planned to upgrade the infrastructure located in the Park.”

Locals will be pleased to know that they will have access to the sports grounds at Memorial Park at weekends, with crews working to clear the site on Friday afternoons.

“As always, we will do our best to minimise any disruption, and we really appreciate the patience and understanding of the local community,” says Mattsen.

This work is scheduled to be complete before the summer pool opens end of November.

For more information on Wellington Water projects in South Wairarapa, visit the Work in your Area page on the Wellington Water website.

https://www.wellingtonwater.co.nz/work-in-your-area/memorial-park-wastewater-line-replacement/

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