Water

June Tip of the Month

Many people actually OVER-water their lawns. By making sure your sprinkler system is running efficiently, and only giving your lawn what it needs, you can have a green, healthy lawn while cutting down on your water consumption. Take the time to learn about your sprinkler system, your lawn, and your water usage to irrigate efficiently.

 

Save Time! Convert to E-billing for convenience – it’s easy and FREE. Pay your bill online and/or be sure to provide us your email to learn about the various convenient bill pay options. You’ll also stay in the loop for District water news and be first to get alerted should there be a temporary disruption in service. Your email is strictly for District communication purposes.

Watering Schedule

As we must continue to be a Water Efficient community, the 2-day watering restrictions will be effective May 1 – October 1. Because hand watering and using drip systems are efficient ways to water trees, shrubs and other plants; there are no restrictions on watering times or days. Click here to view schedule and map.

Circle= Saturday & Wednesday

Diamond=Sunday & Thursday

Square=Friday & Tuesday

Ends October 1st. Thanks for your cooperation and watering savings this summer!!

Water Violations

The first violation is a warning with no charge.  The second violation is a $50.00 fine.  The third violation is a $100.00 fine.  The fourth violation will result in a $200 fine, your water being shut off and $100 shut off/turn on fee applies. 

Full Schedule of Fees

Billing and Remittance Procedure Changes

Water Quality Reports

Water Conservation

 


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How Do You Compare to the Average User?

May, 2013 Average Bill = $129.50  Average water use this month is 6,000 gallons.

54 percent landscaping

13 percent toilets

11 percent laundry

10 percent showers and baths

6 percent faucets

5 percent leaks

1 percent dishwashers

One strategy to meet future needs – in addition to recycling water and
building new supply projects  – is by conserving. Using water efficiently
can stretch our supplies well into the future.