Road closed due to large water leak on Bird Creek Drive, Austin TX
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a large water leak near Quail Boulevard and Fieldwood Drive caused road closure on Bird Creek Drive. Maintenance work is needed to fix the leak and restore water service.
Audio|Heard on: Travis TX Utilities Group Calls
Listen to dispatch call
01:36
Transcript:
00:00
971 to control.
00:01
Go ahead.
00:02
I have a comments on SR (number withheld), ready?
00:07
Okay.
00:10
Yeah, it came out of response with leaking water meter ticket.
00:13
Upon arrival, I find a large amount of water covering the meter boxes.
00:20
After hand pumping for a while, I was able to get a meter read of (number withheld) on the meter.
00:31
The meter was not registering consumption at this time,
00:35
nor was the other meter inside of the box.
00:38
I closed each valve and heard leak at the service.
00:43
Can we upgrade and turn this ticket over to line maintenance as a priority one?
00:48
A service leak due to loss of pressure,
00:52
and the water slowly filling the boxes.
00:55
GIS shows a two-valve shutoff will be needed.
00:58
The services on the long side of a six-inch AC main and on a bullhorn.
01:05
I also need a 50-foot radius for the one call drop.
01:10
As well as a full road closure on Bird Creek Drive from Quail Boulevard up to the cul-de-sac where Bird Creek meets Fieldwood Drive.
01:26
There is a sidewalk on the southwest side of Bird Creek,
01:31
no bus, no bike.
01:34
Pictures are uploading to the SR and I'll be done.
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