Cape Coral lifts the boil water notice near SE 30th Terrace after the city records a rescission Wednesday morning
Cape Coral lifted the precautionary boil water notice near 405 SE 30th Terrace at 10:07 a.m. Wednesday, according to the city's live utilities records. Residents in that mapped area no longer need to boil tap water under that notice.
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The City of Cape Coral lifted the precautionary boil water notice near 405 SE 30th Terrace Wednesday morning.
The city's live utilities records moved the area from the active list to the rescinded list at 10:07 a.m. The notice followed a water main break recorded Saturday.
Residents inside that former mapped area no longer need to boil tap water under this notice.
The all-clear is limited to this area
The rescission applies to the area near 405 SE 30th Terrace. It is not a citywide all-clear. Cape Coral still lists other active precautionary boil water areas, and residents outside this area should check the city's current map before changing their precautions.
The city says it takes repeated bacteriological samples in an affected area and sends them to the Lee County Health Department. A notice is rescinded when those samples are satisfactory.
The city does not publish a household count or street list with this record, so the mapped boundary remains the reliable way to determine which homes were covered.
