A water main break has been repaired in southern Denton County, and watering restrictions have been eased.
The Cross Timbers Water Supply Corp. — which services a 20-square-mile area in and around Bartonville, Double Oak and Copper Canyon — informed customers earlier this week that due to a leak in the 16-inch main at Copper Canyon Road, which supplies the FM 407 tower, it needed people to stop watering their lawns completely. It escalated its Water Demand Plan from Stage 2 to Stage 3 on Wednesday and Stage 4 on Thursday.
And on Friday, Cross Timbers Water alerted residents that the leak is fixed.
“We greatly appreciate your cooperation in helping us maintain water service for everyone,” the CTWSC said in a statement.
The CTWSC is back to Stage 2 of its Water Demand Management Stage, which says that residents whose home address ends with an odd number can water on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and even-numbered addresses can water on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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