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Newsom launches effort to deal with drought; emergencies declared in two counties

California has entered another drought. But depending on who you ask, the last one may have never really ended. He also cited the 16% drop in overall urban water use since 2013, the eve of the last major drought. Californians, he said, “have a conservation mind-set.” The drought situation is particularly acute in Mendocino and Sonoma counites because the local water supply is dependent on rainfall in the Russian River watershed. The second parched winter in a row has left the region’s reservoirs in even worse shape than during the severe 2012-16 drought. The major water district has warned that Lake Sonoma and Lake Mendocino could reach historically low levels by October.

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Drought restrictions ordered in Marin County as water supplies run low

Drought restrictions ordered in Marin County as water supplies run low
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Marin to be first big Bay Area water agency to push ahead with water restrictions

Marin to be first big Bay Area water agency to push ahead with water restrictions FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 The water level is historically low at Phoenix Lake, one of Marin Municipal Water District’s seven reservoirs.Scott Strazzante / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of3 Phoenix Lake, west of Kentfield, is one of Marin Water’s five reservoirs on Mount Tamalpais.Photos by Scott Strazzante / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of3 The water level is historically low at Phoenix Lake in Kentfield. The reservoir captures runoff from Mount Tamalpais.Scott Strazzante / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less As drought conditions worsen across Northern California, the Marin Municipal Water District is about to become the Bay Area’s first major water agency to make the leap to mandatory water restrictions.

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Marin Water District to Vote on Restrictions, Fines as Drought Conditions Persist

By Pete Suratos • Updated 5 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. As the Bay Area continues to deal with drought conditions, a vote will take place Tuesday that would impose mandatory water restrictions in parts of the North Bay. Officials with the Marin Municipal Water District will vote to declare an emergency water shortage and propose restrictions on water use that would impact nearly 200,000 residents in southern and central Marin County. Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. Some of the restrictions include limiting outdoor watering to one day a week along with putting a halt on washing cars and refilling swimming pools.

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Marin County on Verge of Mandatory Water Restrictions

April 20, 2021 Nicasio reservoir and surrounding hills in the morning Marin County, California (shutterstock) Marin County is likely to become the first in the region to impose mandatory water restrictions. The Marin Municipal Water District is meeting today on a plan to severely limit outdoor water usage, starting on May 1st. Residents could be fined $250 if they water outdoors more than once a week. It would also be illegal to refill swimming pools, power wash driveways or houses or do anything else that uses a lot of water. They would be the first mandatory restrictions since the stormy winter of 2016-2017 ended five years of drought. Marin relies almost entirely on its seven local reservoirs and the agency says they’re at their lowest levels in almost 40 years.

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