Yeah, we had everything fixed and water back on at least for that little
corridor by midnight or just after midnight last night. But what happened was that
there was a small crack in the pipe we had dug it up yesterday.
It required us to turn off water that would affect the fire suppression system for
one of the Fiddles buildings, so we held off to do that last night
at eight when the building was unoccupied or mostly unoccupied. But it blew out
roughly about five thirty six or in that time frame. And then the main
is really close to one of the main supplies for the town, so it
moved a lot of water. And since we're at reduced water pressures anyway,
which means that we're carrying a little bit less water in the tanks to facilitate
the reduced pressure, it dropped pressure for a lot of the downtown areas are
come most of the area that's west of the Canny River. Um. So
we all we obviously started early on that leaked and what we had initially planned,
but they had the leak isolated by about seven, a little bit before
seven, and the water pressure was restored in those areas that were affected by
it. Soon after, and then we just had the little quarter that we
had off to facilitate the leak or the repair of the main and that was
done and back on just after midnight