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We are still in a Drought Advisory, below are some general reminders.
DROUGHT WATERING REMINDERS:
- Sprinkler and spray irrigation is not allowed between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. from now until Oct. 31 to minimize losses to wind and evaporation.
- Customers who use more than twice their winter watering average may incur conservation surcharges. Visit our website to learn more.
- Water by the Numbers: Just THREE DAYS a WEEK with spray irrigation for grass lawns.
- Water trees and shrubs for 90 minutes with drip irrigation TWICE a WEEK or 55 minutes with a hose ONCE a WEEK.
- If we receive more than 1/2″ of rain you can skip your next watering cycle.
- Please report water waste if you see water in the street!
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