Water District Asks Pheasant Hill Area Customers to Refrain from Water Use for a Portion of Monday, February 3rd

Thanks to Dedham-Westwood Water District for sharing this news with Westwood Minute.

Dedham-Westwood Water District is requesting that residents of the Pheasant Hill neighborhood of Westwood refrain from using water from approximately 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, February 3rd, while the Water District undertakes routine maintenance. Customer cooperation will help to avoid potential damage to appliances and maintain water pressure, says the Water District.

"While routine maintenance is being conducted, residents located on Burgess Avenue, June Street, Blueberry Lane, Chamberlain Ave., Pheasant Hill Street, Highview Street, Youngs Road, Green Hill Road, a portion of High Street (between Stonegate Lane and Blueberry Lane), and Stonegate Lane are asked to refrain from using water. This is to avoid potential damage to appliances such as dishwashers and washing machines and to help maintain sufficient pressure in the locations specified above," reads a press release from the Water District.

According to the Water District, the maintenance is being conducted at the Burgess Avenue Booster Pump Station, which is responsible for transporting drinking water and providing adequate service pressure to customers on the uphill side of High Street.

Once the work is complete, the Water District will make an announcement at its website, online.

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