Calgary opens up access to companies needing water during crisis
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The City of Calgary will open a second water collection site along the Bow River Friday, to provide non-potable water for construction work.
The City of Calgary will open a second water collection site along the Bow River Friday, to provide non-potable water for construction work.
“This was something we need to do to keep the construction schedule on track. We know there are a lot of folks out there building homes and needing a place to live. Construction needs to keep pace,” Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek said Thursday.
The first water collection site opened Thursday at the West Baker Park boat launch.
A second at the Ogden boat launch will open on Friday.
The Ogden boat launch will be closed for regular use, while the West Baker Park boat launch will remain open.
Those allowed to draw from the Bow include:
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