The District of Lake Country has rescinded the boil water notice for customers using the Okanagan Lake Distribution System.
The City of Kelowna lifted its notice Thursday for the nearly 100 affected residents in the city’s northern boundary.
The water has returned to a “Good” rating, satisfying the regulations of Interior Health. All bacterial testing results and disinfection levels have returned to normal following a water main break last Thursday.
The water main was struck while a construction crew was working on a development in the Glenmore Road and Mountview Road area.
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At least two cars were caught under debris that was washed down the hill near Voyager RV on Highway 97.
More than 2,500 properties were affected by the boil water notice in both the Lake Country district and in Kelowna’s northern boundary.
“We appreciate your co-operation during this emergency event,” utility superintendent Mike Mitchel said in a release.
Additional information can be found online at lakecountry.bc.ca or by calling the District of Lake Country at 250-766-6677.
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