Luggate water supply restrictions softened
After first being introduced last week, water restrictions
will be softened in Luggate today. However, in an effort to
decrease peak demand we will be implementing the
following:
• Odd numbered street addresses are
to use sprinklers and hand held hoses on odd numbered
calendar days
• Even numbered houses are to do
the same on even numbered calendar days
On their allocated watering days, residents are asked to avoid using hoses during the peak demand period from 4pm to 10pm. On the intervening days water restrictions will remain in place. These are:
• No sprinklers or
outdoor hosing
• All irrigation and automatic
watering systems are to be switched off
•
Watering gardens and lawns is only permitted using a
hand-held watering can or bucket filled directly from a
tap.
After the initial removal of water restrictions last Thursday, water demand far exceeded supply and the existing and new bores were not able to keep up. With the dry weather and water restrictions it was understandable residents were keen to get some water on their gardens and lawns; however, although it remains hot and dry, residents are encouraged to adhere to the above restrictions and save water where possible.
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