PUBLIC NOTICE
Well Pump Repair Update
October 7, 2026
Work on the District’s primary well pump has progressed significantly. All replacement parts have now arrived and have been successfully installed. Electrical connections are being completed today, including installation of the pump‑protection equipment.
A water sample has been taken and must return clear before the pump can be placed back online. Once satisfactory results are received, the Operator will proceed with commissioning and restoring the well to full service.
The District thanks all customers for their continued patience and water‑conservation efforts as we complete the final steps of this repair.
Water Conservation Notice – Well Pump Repair Update
September 29, 2026
Work is progressing on the repair of the District’s primary well pump. All damaged components have now been fully removed, and replacement parts are currently en route from Alberta. Installation will begin immediately upon their arrival.
Residents are asked to continue practicing water conservation during this period to support system stability while repairs are underway. Thank you for your cooperation and patience as we work to restore full operational capacity.
Well Pump Repair Update
September 25, 2026 - UPDATE
The Cobble Hill Improvement District wishes to advise customers that repair work on the well pump is scheduled to begin on September 29. Replacement parts have been ordered, and while timelines may shift as work progresses, the Operator is hopeful that repairs can be completed by the end of next week (October 2).
We will continue to keep customers updated as soon as the ordered components arrive and as the repair schedule is confirmed.
The District thanks all customers for their patience and for their continued water‑conservation efforts during this period.
Temporary Water Conservation Measures – Effective Immediately
September 23, 2026
Water use should be reduced to help maintain system capacity while mechanical repairs are underway on the District’s primary well. The remaining wells are meeting demand, but conservation is needed to reduce strain on the system during this temporary repair period.
Outdoor Water Use - Reduce Where Possible
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Lawn watering is not permitted. All sprinklers, fixed irrigation systems, and automatic timers must remain off.
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Outdoor watering is limited to essential garden care only. Residents may use hand‑held hoses or drip/micro‑irrigation to water food gardens and ornamental plants.
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Necessary watering must take place during low‑evaporation hours.
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No pressure washing, vehicle washing, or boat washing.
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No filling or topping up pools, hot tubs, ponds, or decorative water features.
Indoor Water Use – Reduce Where Possible
Residents are asked to limit indoor water use to essential needs only:
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Shorter showers
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Reduced laundry loads
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Limited dishwasher use
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Avoid unnecessary flushing
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Delay non‑essential water use
Essential household use (drinking, cooking, sanitation, basic hygiene) remains permitted.
Reason for Restrictions
Restrictions are in place due to reduced water production.
Updates
Please check the CHID website at https://www.cobblehillimprovementdistrict.com for updates as system capacity improves.
Inquiries
For more information, please contact: Cobble Hill Improvement District at 1979chid@gmail.com.
