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Boil water notice rescinded after Rosewood leak affected seven homes
Summary
The city reported a Rosewood water leak that affected seven homes and prompted a Boil Water Notice that has since been rescinded; Water Clerk Plazewski thanked Public Works staff for their response and will present proposed tap-in fee changes at the next meeting.
The San Antonio City Commission heard an update Oct. 21 that a water leak in the Rosewood neighborhood affected seven homes and prompted a Boil Water Notice that has since been rescinded.
Water Clerk Plazewski reported the incident, thanked Public Works staff for their response and said the Boil Water Notice has been lifted. Plazewski also notified the commission that proposed changes to tap-in fees will be presented at the next commission meeting.
No public-health impacts beyond the initial notice were recorded in the minutes, and no vote was taken on the water-report items. The commission recorded appreciation for staff work addressing the leak and its aftermath; follow-up action is limited to the scheduled presentation of proposed tap-in fee changes.
