Water Conservation Measures in San Antonio Remain in Place Despite Aquifer Decline

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Despite the Edwards Aquifer reaching its lowest level in nearly a decade, San Antonio Water System (SAWS) customers will not face stricter watering rules but can expect citations for violations. SAWS officials stated that customers can still follow the current Stage 2 rules, which limit watering to once a week based on assigned days. Increased patrol and ticket citations will be implemented in areas where water levels drop beyond normal demand. First-time offenders may receive citations with fines of up to $150. SAWS is able to meet the cutback requirement through conservation and non-Edwards water sources without passing them on to customers.
Topics:business#citations#edwards-aquifer#environment#san-antonio-water-system#stage-2-watering-rules#water-conservation
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