Good news for residents of Bleid, Saint-Rémy, and Grandcourt: the water restriction previously in place in these villages can now be lifted. Water levels in the reservoir are back to normal and are being maintained at a satisfactory level. Water usage can therefore resume as usual, while still encouraging responsible consumption.
The municipality wishes to thank everyone involved for their understanding and the efforts made during this period of restriction.
These measures were initially implemented due to a critical drop in the flow rate of the drinking water source, which threatened daily supply. To ensure access to potable water for essential needs, particularly for drinking and hygiene, non-priority uses were strictly prohibited. This included washing vehicles at home or in public spaces, cleaning terraces, facades, and private driveways, filling private swimming pools, and watering lawns and green spaces.
The municipality had relied on the civic-mindedness and responsibility of each individual to adhere to these guidelines and minimize daily waste. Violators faced penalties stipulated by current regulations.
