Boil Water Advisory area (City of Rochester)
UPDATE 3/20: The man's body found yesterday in the Highland Park Reservior may have been there more than three weeks.
A source tells Bob Lonsberry there is video showing the man there February 24.
Rochester police don't believe he committed suicide.
Meantime, Mayor Malik Evans says we may know late today whether the boil water advisory will be extended for parts of the city.
The City was told by the EPA to cover the reservoir by 2009 but was given an extension until this year.
UPDATE: The City of Rochester has issued a Boil Water Advisory for everyone served by the Highland Park Reservoir.
Genesee River to Flint Street
• Flint Street to Genesee Street
• Genesee Street to Arnett Boulevard
• Arnett Boulevard to Westfield Street
• Westfield Street to Chili Avenue
• Chili Avenue to Lee Road
• Lee Road to Lexington Ave
• Lexington Ave to Genesee River
• Genesee River to Inner Loop
• Inner Loop to University Avenue
• University Avenue to North/South Goodman Street
• South Goodman Street to Linden Street
• Linden Street to Mount Hope Avenue
• Mount Hope Avenue to McLean Street
• McLean Street to Genesee River
Original story:
Rochester police are trying to determine how a person ended up dead in the Highland Park Reservoir.
The body was spotted around 8 a.m., and police divers were brought in to recover it.
The City water bureau has bypassed the reservoir, the drinking water has been tested, and there are no safety issues associated with the drinking water.