Cellular Network Issues Put Village of Cache Creek on Stage 4 Water Restrictions
Stage 2 limits outdoor watering to two days a week and cuts use in parks after Phillips Reservoir reached 80% capacity.
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Cellular network issues put Village of Cache Creek on stage 4 water restrictions
The Village of Cache Creek is under stage 4 water restrictions due to problems associated with the cellular network in the area. In an alert issued shortly after 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, the village asked residents to restrict water use to personal hygiene, cooking and medical needs. 'Due to the ong...
Cranbrook moves to Stage 2 watering restrictions
The City of Cranbrook will be moving to Stage 2 watering restrictions effective on Thursday, Aug 6. Moving to Stage 2 watering restrictions means that you may only water two days per week. Even numbered addresses may only water on Monday or Thursday, and odd numbered addresses many only water Tuesday and Friday between the hours of 5am to 10am or 8pm to 11pm – not both – to a maximum of two (2) hours. Stage 2 restrictions are triggered when the …
Outdoor watering restrictions help protect drinking water supplies and ensure water is available when the community needs it most
Every summer, watering lawns and gardens can over double daily water demand, placing significant pressure on the water system. Following outdoor watering restrictions helps ensure there is enough water available for daily household use, businesses and essential services, long-term care facilities, and emergency response services such as firefighting.Under King Township’s Water Use By-Law #2014-73 residents may only use water outdoors on specific…
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