| Q: |
Do restrictions apply for people using private wells and springs, as well as customers of public
utilities? |
| A: |
Yes, everyone must follow these restrictions regardless of whether you are connected to a public water
supplier or have your own well.
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| Q: |
Can I water a vegetable garden? |
| A: |
Yes, water use for the production of food and fiber, or maintenance of livestock, is not restricted.
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| Q: |
Can I water my lawn and landscaped areas? |
| A: |
The watering of established lawns is prohibited. Newly seeded and sodded grass areas and gardens,
landscaped areas, trees and shrubs can be watered if applied by container or hand-held hose with automatic
shut-off nozzle (or bucket/watering can) between the hours of 5 PM and 9 AM.
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| Q: |
Can I wash my car? |
| A: |
Car washing may be done from a bucket or using commercial car washes using recycled water. For car
washing at home: An individual may wash personally owned or leased vehicles with buckets or by hand-held
hose equipped with an automatic shutoff nozzle for pre-rinse and rinse, not to exceed a total of two minutes
spray time. Water use is limited to odd street addresses on first and third Saturdays of the month and
even or no street addresses on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month.
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| Q: |
Can I power-wash my deck, patio or driveway? |
| A: |
No, power-washing any flat surfaces, including patios, decks, driveways, sidewalks or garages are
prohibited. However, power-washing may be used for preparation for recoating and sealing a paved surface.
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| Q: |
Can water be used for ornamental purposes, such as fountains, artificial waterfalls and ponds? |
| A: |
No, water may not be used for ornamental purposes except where it is needed to maintain fish and aquatic
life.
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| Q: |
Can Kiddie Pools be filled? |
| A: |
Yes, Kiddie pools which are strictly fill and draw and have no re-circulation equipment are not considered
swimming pools since swimming and diving are not possible in these. When emptying kiddie pools, the water
should be reused for watering bushes, shrubs, or garden areas.
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| Q: |
Can I fill and top off my swimming pool? |
| A: |
Public or residential swimming pools with filtration and recycling capabilities serving 25 or more
dwelling units can be filled. Water can be used for single family pools only if approved by the public
water supply system from which the water is withdrawn. If water is obtained from other sources, permission
from the owner of the source is required. |
