A boil water notice for parts of St. Johns County has been lifted, county officials announced Friday. The precautionary boil water advisory was issued Wednesday for St. Johns County Utility customers along International Golf Parkway east of Interstate 95 to Twelve Mile Swamp, including Bannon Lakes, Markland Trails, Parkland Preserve, Commerce Lake Drive and Center Place Way Commercial Area. According to the county, a water main at the center of the advisory has been repaired and lab tests now confirm water provided to the affected area is safe to drink and use.

A precautionary water boil notice has been put in effect for St. Johns County Utility customers on International Golf Parkway, east of I-95 to Twelve Mile Swamp, because of a water main break, according to St. Johns County officials. Officials said the effected subdivisions and areas include:Bannon LakesMarkland TrailsParkland PreserveCommerce Lake DriveCenter Place Way Commercial AreaThe water main break is anticipated to be repaired Wednesday evening, but according to officials, the Utility Department will issue a precautionary boil water notice. If you are issued a boil water notice, officials recommend boiling water that you would use for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth or washing dishes for at least one minute. St. Johns County officials said they are hoping to have the problem fixed typically within a minimum of two days. If you want to know if your house is effected by the boil water notice, you can check at this website.