Angie Dye

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  In all, there have been 10 over-capacity water days this year, compared with none in 2006 and no more than a few in any year before that, said Angie Dye, spokeswoman for Veolia Water, which serves most of the Indianapolis area.Area residents also set a record for the most water pumped in a single day this summer: 228 million gallons on June 13, up from 225 gallons in 2005.Under the advisory issued Friday -- the third in four months -- Veolia customers are being asked to water their lawns no more than every other day through Friday.Veolia is not yet looking at stricter or involuntary limits, Dye said, but will consider extending the voluntary restrictions if the numbers aren't down."It's possible with 90-degree temperatures and no rain the rest of the week, we could easily be back up at the capacity level until Friday," she said.

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  Angie DyeVeolia Water North America317.263.6517Angie.Dye@veoliawaterna.com

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  The problem is not one of supply, said Veolia spokeswoman Angie Dye.The company taps Fall Creek, White River and groundwater wells for the bulk of the city's water.When the rivers get low during the hottest parts of the year, water from Morse Reservoir in Hamilton County and Geist and Eagle Creek reservoirs in Marion County supplement the system.As it stands, all three reservoirs are at or above normal levels, Dye said, anchored by the plentiful winter rains.
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  Dye said last week's advisory, coupled with the Memorial Day weekend rains, helped curb water demand.

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  Angie Dye, 317-263-6517angie.dye@veoliawaterna.com

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  Angie Dye
  
  Communications Manager
  
  Veolia Water Indianapolis LLC
  
  1220 Waterway Boulevard
  
  Indianapolis, Indiana 46202
  
  317.263.6517 (Office)
  
  317.491.0012 (Cell)

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  If you have questions that remain unanswered, please contact Communications Manager Angie Dye at angie.dye@veoliawaterna.com.

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  Angie Dye
  
  Veolia Water Indianapolis LLC
  
  317.263.6517
  
  angie.dye@veoliawaterna.com

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  The Veolia project is secondary to the Corps of Engineers' project, said Angie Dye, a spokeswoman for Veolia and Indianapolis Water.

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  The Veolia project is secondary to the Corps of Engineers' project, said Angie Dye, spokeswoman for Veolia and Indianapolis Water.

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  Veolia spokeswoman Angie Dye said the corporate office will hold about 100 people, many of them newly hired, and others moving from Houston.In their new jobs, both Gadis and Hewitt report to Veolia Water North America President Joe Burgess, who will move his office from Houston to Indianapolis, Dye said.

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