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    Brief water outage scheduled for some Lee County residents

    By Shari Armstrong,

    1 days ago
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    Lee County Utilities says there will be a scheduled, brief water outage followed by a Boil Water Notice on Wednesday due to a fire hydrant replacement.

    According to the notice, the outage will begin at 9 a.m. in south Fort Myers along McGregor Boulevard from all of Port Comfort Road west to Sanibel Toll Plaza.

    The notice applies to all of Punta Rassa Road, all of Harbour Pointe Drive, the Punta Rassa boat ramp and Sanibel Toll Plaza.

    The county says 420 residences and 15 commercial sites will be without water from 9 a.m. to approximately 3 p.m.

    The boil water notice goes into effect when water is restored, and is expected to be lifted during the following weekend. The notice helps to ensure safe drinking water.

    Areas affected include:

    • Port Comfort Road
    • Palm Drive
    • Jonathan Harbour Drive
    • Tidewater Lane
    • Marina Cove Lane
    • McGregor Boulevard from Port Comfort Road to the Sanibel Toll Plaza, including the plaza
    • Punta Rassa Road
    • Harbour Point Drive, including the area of the Punta Rassa Boat Ramp

    Beginning Wednesday as a precaution, all water used for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth or washing dishes must be boiled at a rolling boil for one minute. Residents can also use bottled water.

    People living in the area are asked to monitor local media outlets as well as www.leegov.com [leegov.com] , www.leegov.com/utilities [leegov.com] and Lee County Government’s Facebook [facebook.com] . The county will post when the notice has been lifted.

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    Jackie Parry
    1d ago
    They are always having problems with water in Florida!
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