?As a precautionary measure, the City of Ann Arbor is issuing a boil water advisory until further notice for the area bounded by: Jackson, Maple, Pauline, West Liberty, Dicken Woods area, I-94, including Westgate shopping area due to a water main break that occurred on the morning of Tuesday, June 22, 2021, at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Maple Road. Please also see the map at https://www.a2gov.org/departments/communications/PublishingImages/Boil_Water_Alert_Jackson-Maple_Water_Main_Break_MAP_2021-06-22.pdf (PDF). There is no evidence of contamination of the water system, and the city is issuing this boil water advisory as a precautionary measure until further notice. This includes water used for brushing teeth, making ice, washing raw foods, and preparing drinks, as well as water for pets. Water used for bathing, laundry and lawn irrigation does not need to be boiled. The boil water alert is anticipated to be lifted within 48 hours. The water should be boiled for at least one minute and allowed to cool in a covered container. Bottled water can be used as an alternative. More information on boil water alerts can be found at https://www.a2gov.org/departments/water-treatment/about/Pages/Advisories-and-Notifications.aspx. Answers to frequently asked questions can be found at https://www.a2gov.org/departments/water-treatment/PublishingImages/Pages/default/Boil%20Water%20Advisory%20FAQs.pdf (PDF). In addition, all lanes are closed at the intersection of Jackson Avenue and Maple Road while city crews repair the water main break. Motorists are advised to find an alternate route and avoid the area until further notice. The city will provide any updates as they become available at www.a2gov.org and on social media ? Facebook: The City of Ann Arbor ? Government; Twitter: @A2GOV. Your interest in updates from the City of Ann Arbor is appreciated. Thank you,
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