admin wrote:Not yet. We were told that our wholesale provider Upper Trinity is expected to activate Stage 2 of their Drought Contingency Plan by March 1st, which will limit landscape watering to no more than twice per week. We are contractually obligated to do what they ask and Kevin has the authority to enact Stage 2 without a board vote.
Rosemary wrote:admin wrote:Not yet. We were told that our wholesale provider Upper Trinity is expected to activate Stage 2 of their Drought Contingency Plan by March 1st, which will limit landscape watering to no more than twice per week. We are contractually obligated to do what they ask and Kevin has the authority to enact Stage 2 without a board vote.
Then it must be a done deal. It was in the manager's report in the paper that came today. There is also a news article about it in the same newspaper that says even number addresses can water on Sundays and Thursdays, and odd number addresses can water on Saturdays and Wednesdays. It also says "irrigation of landscaped areas and building foundations is permitted at any time if it is by means of a hand-held hose, a bucket, or by drip irrigation or soaker hose systems. Restrictions will also cover washing of vehicles. Those washing cars, boats, trailers and other vehicles will be required to use either a hand-held bucket or a hand-held hose equipped with a positive shutoff nozzle for quick rinses." Kevin is quoted, "I don't think these restrictions will be permanent."
Next question, who enforces it?
Rosemary wrote:Next question, who enforces it?
slider701 wrote:Rosemary wrote:Next question, who enforces it?
The same folks who enforce the ban on fireworks in Lantana

love Lantana wrote:wheres the official notice? so we can legally speed, there is no enforcement for fireworks, we have no dedicated police
yet we can enforce restrictions for water? what are the penalties?
admin wrote:We updated our Drought Contingency Plan that included the addition of a 10 percent surcharge for excessive water use when the community is under mandatory water conservation restrictions, along with a reconnect fee if we have to disconnect a customer for repeated violations.

Common Sense Al wrote:
What is "excessive water use"? How is it calculated?
Common Sense Al wrote:
Got my new toilet system working. I probably wasted more water adjusting it and figuring it out than it will save, but I think it's working right now.![]()
Today, a flapper just broke on the one toilet that hadn't broken (easily fixed but didn't notice the water waste for awhile
Rosemary wrote:You do know that water usage during the months of December, January and February determines sewer charges for the year.

Hog Caller wrote:I saw that water rationing sign at the entrance to Lantana Trail
Rosemary wrote:Hog Caller wrote:I saw that water rationing sign at the entrance to Lantana Trail
I haven't seen the sign - what does it say?
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