Lexington Reservoir

Low water levels permit repairs; apparant shortage not yet a concern

Remember the brown grass, short showers and perpetually dirty cars of the 1980s? As mountain residents and Highway 17 commuters have noticed for months, the water level in Lexington Reservoir appears to be decreasing daily. However, local water officials say that, despite the dry winter so far, the seemingly empty reservoir is not yet a cause for concern. Meanwhile, the low water level is making it possible for the San Jose Water Co. and the Santa Clara Valley Water District to complete long-awaited repairs.   More

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