Water supply in Antelope Valley CA to be reduced during system upgrades
Dec.03, 2008 in
Water Conservation, Water Industry
(Dec. 1, 2008, The Los Angeles Times)
Beginning Sunday, about 165,000 residents in the Antelope Valley and some nearby communities will have extremely limited water supply for a week because of system upgrades, according to officials at Los Angeles County’s Waterworks Districts.
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