July 5. There’s been another sewage spill in Lake Norman, this time in a cove between Jetton Park and Halyard Pointe/Double Eagle in The Peninsula.

A pipe failure on July 4 caused the overflow, according to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Storm Water Services (CMSW).

It’s the third spill in five weeks in Cornelius waters.

The new spill is about 875 gallons of sewage caused by a pipe failure at 18630 Jetton Road. The line is being repaired and the discharge discontinued, according to a press release from CMSW.

They issued a “No Swim” advisory.

CMSW staff will monitor water quality in the area until bacteria levels are determined to be suitable for human contact at which time the no-swim advisory will be lifted.

Sewage spills in 2021-23

2021

150 gallons on Yachtman Drive in February

458 gallons on Blakely Shores in March

405 gallons on Paradise Cove in June

200 gallons on Paradise Cove in July

50 gallons on Peninsula Club in September

2,695 gallons on Queensdale in December

2022

520 gallons on Davidson Street in February

84 gallons on Mainsail in March

120 gallons on Peninsula Club in March

630 gallons on Spinnakers Reach in April

600 gallons on Meta in June

515 gallons on Holiday Lane in July

93 gallons on Belle Isle in October

2023

460 gallons Torrence Chapel Estates Circle May 30

8,000 gallons 21328 Nautique June 11

700 gallons 18630 Jetton July 4