Drip IrrigationР”Р‡ountains or similar structures cannot be operated unless they recycle/reuse water. Hand watering is allowed any day but only during the hours between 3:00 am to 11:00 am and 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm. These restrictions apply to newly installed lawns and they apply to soaker hoses used in place of a sprinkler. You may irrigate with a sprinkler only between 3:00 am to 9:00 am in the morning or 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm in the evening. Under STAGE II, you are assigned one day a week on which to water your lawn based on the last digit of your address (applies to residential and commercial customers) Assigned Day Spring Flow At San Marcos And Comal Springs Take Precedence Over Well J-17 If Flow Rates Fall Below Specified Levels.Р”Вuring Stage II, The Following Mandatory Restrictions Are In Effect

Help keep the Aquifer level above the critical level. Water waste includes, but is not limited to, allowing water to fall or run off into a gutter, ditch, street or drain fall or run off onto another personРІР‚в„ўs property or failing to repair a controllable leak.Р”В¬all 21 to report water waste or violation of the DistrictРІР‚в„ўs WC/CPP. Hand Watering is allowed any time with a hand-held hose or bucket no bigger than five gallons. Remember during Stage I, Landscape Watering is only allowed between Midnight and 11:00 a.m. They are also reported on television and radio and the AquiferРІР‚в„ў s web page, Local information on watering restrictions specific to Windcrest can be found at and Remember during Stage I, Landscape Watering is only allowed between Midnight and 11:00 a.m. If you wish to follow the aquifer and spring levels, they are reported every day in the San Antonio Express РІР‚вЂњ News newspaper on the last page of the sports section. The Edwards Aquifer Authority imposes the stages at the trigger levels shown at the upper left. Stage I was declared by the Edwards Aquifer Authority after the ten day rolling average water level at well J-17 fell below 660 feet. The District Water Conservation and Critical Period Plan (WC/CPP) restricts water use based on specific levels of the Edwards Aquifer or Comal Springs or San Marcos Springs. Stage I restrictions continue until the EAA announces that Stage I has been advanced to Stage II because the aquifer dropped to or below 650 feet or Stage I has been cancelled because the aquifer has remained above a rolling 10 day average of 660 feet for 30 days.Р”В«exar County Water Control & Improvement District #10 Stage I restrictions continue until the EAA announces that Stage I has been advanced to Stage II because the aquifer dropped to or below 650 feet or Stage I has been cancelled because the aquifer has remained above a rolling 10 day average of 660 feet or 30 days. Refilling an empty existing pool and filling of new swimming pools and other similar facilities and activation of new sprinkler systems is permitted. Make-up WaterР”Р‡or existing private and public swimming pools, hot tubs, and other similar facilities is permitted. Potable water cannot be used to make-up lost water. Ornamental FountainsР”Р‡ountains or similar structures cannot be operated unless they recycle/reuse water.

Washing of autos, trucks, boats, trailers and other equipment shall be limited to immediate premises of a commercial washing facility equipped with a water-recycling unit. Water must not run off the property into street. Washing of autos, trucks, trailers, boats and other private equipment may be done only on designated watering days using a hose equipped with a positive shut-off nozzle or with hand-held bucket. Drip IrrigationР”Р‡or purposes of stabilizing moisture around a building foundation or to water a vegetable garden or shrubbery may be done at any time. You may irrigate with a sprinkler only between midnight and 11:00 am in the morning or 7:00 pm to midnight in the evening. Under STAGE I, you are assigned one day a week on which to water your lawn based on the last digit of your address (applies to residential and commercial customers) Assigned Day * Critical Period Water Rates Went Into Effect at Stage I and remain in effect until all stages are lifted. During Stage I, The Following Mandatory Restrictions Are In Effect

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