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The pipeline break is leaking adjacent to a footbridge abutment along the North Kaibab Trail at Grand Canyon National Park.(National Park Service)<\/p>\nGRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK (AZFamily) \u2014 Water conservation measures have been implemented along Grand Canyon National Park\u2019s South Rim, effective immediately, following another break in the park\u2019s pipeline.<\/p>\n
The latest break occurred in the pipeline along the North Kaibab Trail, preventing the ability to pump water to the South Rim. As a result, park officials say all residents and visitors are required to conserve and reduce water usage in homes, hotel rooms and campgrounds.<\/p>\n
Conservation measures include:<\/p>\n
Reducing toilet flushingRunning dishwashers\/washing machines only with full loads or in eco-modeShortening shower timesTurning off sinks while brushing teeth\/shavingReporting\/repairing drips, leaks and other water lossUsing only reclaimed water to wash vehicles<\/p>\n
Repairs are underway, but there\u2019s no indication of when they could be completed.<\/p>\n
The pipeline break is leaking adjacent to a footbridge abutment along the North Kaibab Trail at Grand Canyon National Park.(National Park Service)<\/p>\n
Several breaks have been reported along the park\u2019s aging pipeline over the past few years, as work continues for the $208 million Transcanyon Waterline Replacement Project<\/a>.<\/p>\n Last year\u2019s Dragon Bravo Fire<\/a> also damaged about 1,000 feet of the 3,300-foot water pipeline in the burn area.<\/p>\n See a spelling or grammatical error in our story? Please click here to report it<\/a>.<\/p>\n