secondary water system above/below ground

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Port Stewart, Lama Lama › Water Resilience › secondary water system above/below ground

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  • 03/05/2026 at 5:33 pm #10180
    Reuben Mann
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      Looking at the provided 360 degree imaging, it appears that some of the HDPE piping between the secondary water system pump and the the elevated water towers is below ground, and some is above ground. Would it be possible to gain some clarificaiton on if/if not the piping is under ground?

      04/05/2026 at 12:14 pm #10184
      Evelyn Todio
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        Hi Reuben,

        Thanks for your question. I have been informed that the HDPE piping is mostly below ground.

        Kind regards,
        Evelyn

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