A full-day water outage is being planned for next week in Comox.
Work is taking place Monday, April 28, for residents and businesses in the Comox Ave Construction Zone. The CVRD says those affected have been notified.
The watermain is being replaced as part of the project.
Water in the impacted area will be shut down from 7am to 8pm.
The work associated with the water shut down is dependent on weather and other factors related to construction.
For more information, visit Comox Valley RD.
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