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Water Restored Following Temporary Shutdown In Murrieta
The shut-off affected residents living in the Ridgegate community, officials said.
MURRIETA, CA — Water service restored Wednesday morning to Murrieta residents impacted by a temporary shutdown for maintenance, city officials said.
According to Eastern Municipal Water District, crews would be conducting a water tie-in on Murrieta Hot Springs Road, beginning Tuesday at 8 p.m. Service was scheduled to resume at 4 a.m. Wednesday morning.
The shut-off affected residents living in the Ridgegate community, officials said.
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Murrieta Hot Springs was temporarily reduced to two lanes — one for each direction — during the operation.
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