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We haven’t shut down pools and gyms and all public showers.
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Don't know about this one, but I assume indoor pools recycle water. Maybe they did the math and figured out that this was okay?
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Business use hasn’t been curtailed as much.
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You think they aren't having the exact same conversations with businesses that they did last time?
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We aren’t trucking water out of bearspaw.
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That would be a literal drop in the bucket. Barely worth mentioning. How many potable water trucks are even available in the city?
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There is no recommendation to work from home where possible.
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Agreed that this should be happening.
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A months long boil water order would be an abject failure of management. We had a completely unplanned massive outage that they managed not to run out of water. Boil water orders weren’t even mentioned. An honest conversation about the levels of interventions would be nice.
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The previous shutdown happened when river levels were higher, so they could have flushed the system after the fixes. We're now into lower levels and it won't be going back up, so they won't be able to do that which is why they're talking about it this time.
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For me cut indoor use so businesses like car washes can keep running is a much better reason than do it so some catostophic edge case doesn’t happen.
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How do you enforce indoor residential water usage? I think the best they can do is ask and that's about it.