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More than 4 million residents in Los Angeles County are being urged to suspend outdoor watering for 15 days -- starting Tuesday -- while the Metropolitan Water District repairs a leak in a major delivery pipeline.

An outdoor watering ban starts Tuesday and ends Sept. 20 so crews can make emergency repairs to a pipeline that delivers water to Southern California.

A 15-day ban on outdoor watering has taken effect in parts of Los Angeles County so that repairs can be made to a major pipeline that delivers Colorado River water to cities and water districts.

Starting Tuesday, Sept. 6, Metropolitan Water District customers in portions of LA County must stop outdoor watering for 15 days as a critical imported water pipeline is shut down for emergency repairs.

That's due to 15 days of repairs starting soon on an aging pipeline.

With summer's high heat pushing into October, SoCal gardeners should wait until November to plant cool-season crops.

Residents have been told not to water their lawns for 15 days beginning next week as the water supply shortage continues. The restrictions affect those living in areas like Malibu, Burbank, Pasadena, Torrance, Long Beach, Pomona and more.

A temporary watering ban in Los Angeles County will allow workers to repair a leaking pipeline that connects residents to Colorado River water.

Water officials are calling on numerous communities in Los Angeles County to eliminate all outdoor watering for 15 days next month while a pipeline that brings Colorado River water to Southern California undergoes emergency repairs

More than four million residents in Los Angeles County were urged Tuesday to suspend outdoor watering for 15 days next month while the Metropolitan Water District repairs a leak in a water delivery pipeline.