Tshwane’s Utility and Services Department will temporarily shut down the water supply to the Laudium and Atteridgeville HL reservoirs.
The City of Tshwane’s Utility and Services Department will temporarily shut down the water supply to the Laudium and Atteridgeville HL reservoirs on, to reconnect an old 500 mm diameter pipe and commission a new 700 mm diameter pipe. The planned work will enhance the water supply infrastructure and ensure backup systems for the future.
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