Clhorine levels have now returned to normal after high levels for the last couple of days.

An issue with the chlorine system has caused too much chlorine to be added to the water. Maximum recommended levels are 4 parts per million (ppm); this mornings measurement at the tank was 7.8 ppm. Usual level is around 3 ppm.

The quickest way to remove chlorine from water is by boiling for 15 mins. Alternatively, leaving the water in a pot or other container with wide opening for at least 24 hours will remove the chlorine by evaporation.

Please share this with others, especially to those with pre-existing health conditions.

We have a new chlorine analyzer but are still experiencing fluctuations in chlorine levels and are working with a technician and the manufacturer to resolve this.

Chlorine levels are back to normal. UV treatment is fully functional after replacement of the ion exchanger media and the ion exchangers back online.

An issue with the chlorine pump has caused too much chlorine to be added to the water. Maximum recommended levels are 4 parts per million (ppm); this mornings measurement at the tank was close to 6 ppm. Usual level is around 3 ppm.

The quickest way to remove chlorine from water is by boiling for 15 mins. Alternatively, leaving the water in a pot or other container with wide opening for at least 24 hours will remove the chlorine by evaporation.

Please share this with others, especially to those with pre-existing health conditions.

The cause of this issue is the faulty chlorine analyzer. A replacement has been ordered.

This morning’s tests show the chlorine levels are within limits. Problem appears to be in the chlorine analyzer/controller. We are sourcing a new unit.

Water Quality Advisory remains in effect