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Marin Water Officials Vote Unanimously To Impose Stricture Water Use Restrictions

Marin Water Officials Vote Unanimously To Impose Stricture Water Use Restrictions
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Marin Enacts Additional Water Restrictions

Reply The MMWD’s board voted unanimously to enact additional restrictions just two weeks after passing another tough water-use ordinance. The district covers most of southern and central Marin and serves well over 80 percent of the county s population. (Shutterstock) MARIN COUNTY, CA The Marin Municipal Water District moved Tuesday night to push back against a historic drought. The district s board voted unanimously to enact additional restrictions just two weeks after passing a tough water-use ordinance at its previous April 20 meeting. Tuesday s measure limits spray irrigation to two days per week, drip irrigation to three days per week, and requires pool covers.

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Marin County water district to consider more drought restrictions this week

Marin County water district to consider more drought restrictions this week FacebookTwitterEmail The water level is low at Phoenix Lake in Kentfield. Marin County may further restrict use.Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle After recently approving the Bay Area’s first widespread restrictions on water customers amid worsening drought conditions, officials with the Marin Municipal Water District will vote Tuesday on imposing more. The district’s board will vote on limiting overhead sprinkler irrigation to two days per week and requiring covers for recreational pools and spas “to reduce water loss through evaporation,” officials said. The district was the first major water agency in the Bay Area to order some drought restrictions two weeks ago, including prohibiting some residents from washing their cars and power-washing their homes or their driveways. Violating the restrictions can carry fines up to $250.

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Beyond depressing : What happened to Phoenix Lake? A favorite Bay Area spot is barely there

Beyond depressing : What happened to Phoenix Lake? A favorite Bay Area spot is barely there FacebookTwitterEmail Dry cracked earth is visible along the banks of Phoenix Lake on April 21, 2021 in Ross, California. Marin County became the first county in California to impose mandatory water-use restrictions that are set to take effect May 1. Residents will be ordered to refrain from washing cars at home, refilling pools and only water lawns once a week. California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a drought emergency in Sonoma and Mendocino counties as the worsening drought takes hold in the state.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images Tucked among the trees at the foot of Mount Tamalpais, Phoenix Lake is among the smallest but perhaps prettiest jewels in a strand of reservoirs spread across Marin County.

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East Bay water district urges residents to conserve water due to drought conditions

East Bay water district urges residents to conserve water due to drought conditions FacebookTwitterEmail This file photograph shows workers with East Bay Municipal Utility District (EBMUD) fill a trench with sand as they install new water pipe on April 22, 2021 in Walnut Creek, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Customers of the East Bay Municipal Utility District are being asked to voluntarily conserve water in response to below-normal water runoff projections. The district, whose board of directors declared a Stage 1 drought on Tuesday, provides drinking water to 1.4 million customers in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. It is not placing mandatory restrictions on its customers at this stage of drought, but is asking “voluntary conservation to save water supplies now in case next year is also dry.” Officials said they will aim for 10% reduction in total water consumption across the agency’s service area.

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