The ongoing drought is forcing the City of Austin to move into Stage 2 water restrictions, beginning on Tuesday, August 15.
The ongoing drought is forcing the City of Austin to move into Stage 2 water restrictions.The new restrictions will begin Tuesday, August 15.Automatic irrigation and hose-end watering is restricted to one day per week.Water waste is prohibited.Charity car washes are prohibited, and home car washing must use an auto-shut-off valve or a bucket.
Patio misters at commercial properties, including restaurants and bars, may operate only between 4 p.m. and midnight.New landscape-establishment irrigation is no longer exempt from the watering schedule. Austin Water says it will investigate reported non-compliance received via Austin 3-1-1 and water waste patrols. Failing to follow watering restrictions could result in fines of up to $1,000 per violation. To report a violation, call 3-1-1 or use the 3-1-1 mobile app.
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