Lake City politicians talk about declining water levels in Williams Lake

City Council has asked staff to look into declining water levels and flow in Williams Lake.
The issue was discussed at this week’s (September 22) Council meeting.
It was introduced following concerns raised by residents.
Council talked about the impacts of recent drought conditions, changing weather patterns and low water levels throughout the region.
There was also a discussion about jurisdictional responsibility to the lake.
Staff will send a letter to the province asking for information on the low water levels, conditions at the lake outlet, and any provincial monitoring or response measures that may be underway.

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