Peter Kulbacki, General Manager
Peter.Kulbacki@hanovernh.org 

HWWC Newsletters

Application For New or Modified Service

Hanover Water Works:
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (PDF)

Hanover Water Works Consumer Confidence Report

Bring Back the Tap

Chronology of Hanover's
Public Water Supply

Hanover Water Works System Map

Drought Mitigation Plan

Water Conservation Tips

Lead in Your Water Educational Document

Drought Mitigation Plan

Water Use Categories

Essential

Water necessary to sustain human life and the lives of domestic pets, and to maintain minimum standards of hygiene and sanitation

Health Care Facilities providing Patient care and rehabilitation

Firefighting Health and public protection purposes, approved by Health Officer and the General Manager.

Important

All domestic use other than those included in Essential and Non-Essential, Home water use including kitchen, bathroom and laundry.

Outdoor Non-Commercial Watering excluding gardens, playing fields and recreational uses.

Filling and Operation of Swimming Pools, Residential pools that serve more than 25 dwelling units, pools used by health care facilities for patient care and rehabilitation and public pools.

Commercial Laundromats Restaurants, Clubs and Eating Places Air Conditioning Schools, including all College activities, Churches, Motel/Hotels, etc.

Operation of Industrial and Commercial facilities

Non-Essential Uses of Water

Ornamental purposes, fountains, reflecting pools and artificial waterfalls

Watering gardens, lawns, parks, golf courses, playing fields and other recreational areas

Filling and Operation of Swimming Pools except as defined in Important Use of Water.

Washing of all Motor Vehicles. Washing of drives, walks and buildings. Dust control, except at approved Serving Water in Restaurants, Clubs, or Eating Places except as requested by a customer

Fire Hydrants - Any purpose, including testing fire apparatus and for fire department drills exceptions: firefighting; health protection purposes; certain testing and drills.

Flushing of Sewers and Hydrants, when approved by Health Officer and the General Manager.

Air Conditioning Refilling cooling towers after draining

Drought Restrictions					Categories
Restrictions	Reservoir storage	Months of Supply	Anticipated Savings	Essential	Important	Non-essential
No Restrictions	Greater than 395MG	> 10	0 -5%	V	V	V
Advisory	394MG - 249MG	6 - 10	5 -15%	V	V	V
Alert	248MG - 140MG	3 - 6	15 - 30%	V	V	V
Emergency	139MG - 67MG	1 - 3	30 - 70%	V	M	M
Rationing	less than 66MG	<1	>95%	M	M	M

V - Conservation Voluntary, M - Conservation Mandatory, MG - Million Gallons