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Lawn-watering restrictions come into effect May 1 for Metro Vancouver

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Metro Vancouver says the measures are aimed at conserving the region's drinking water ahead of the hot and dry summer months. Lawn watering regulations will be in place May 1 until Oct. 15. Edible plants are exempt from the regulations. The restrictions do not apply to the use of rain water, grey water, any forms of recycled water, or other sources of water outside the regional and municipal drinking water supply system.

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Lawn-watering restrictions come into effect May 1 for Metro Vancouver

Metro Vancouver says the measures are aimed at conserving the region’s drinking water ahead of the hot and dry summer months.

·Vancouver, Canada
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Metro Vancouver cites climate uncertainty amid upcoming watering restrictions

Restrictions take effect May 1. Metro Vancouver says due to "variable weather patterns due to climate change" the region can't always count on rainfall.

·Coquitlam, Canada
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Vancouver Sun broke the news in Vancouver, Canada on Wednesday, April 5, 2023.
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