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Mount Pearl puts some residents on water conservation order after pumphouse damage
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14 directing residents on more than two dozen streets to limit their usage after damage to the pumphouse on Farrell Drive.
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Mount Pearl puts some residents on water conservation order after pumphouse damage
The conservation order came on Oct. 14
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By Nicholas Mercer
Published Oct 16, 2026
Some residents in Mount Pearl are on a water conservation order after damages to a pumphouse in their area. A water tank on Tavenor Place is till providing water to the affected area.
Residents and businesses in Mount Pearl north of Topsail Road are being asked to conserve water.
The city issued an order on Oct.…
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