2024 Kingwood Water Restrictions
In response to the ongoing drought and the need to conserve water resources, Kingwood has implemented new water restrictions for 2024. These measures aim to ensure a sustainable water supply for all residents and businesses. Below, you’ll find detailed information about the restrictions, including specific guidelines and tips to help you comply.
Key Restrictions
1. Outdoor Watering Schedule
Residents and businesses are permitted to water their lawns and gardens only on specific days:
- Odd-numbered addresses: Tuesdays and Saturdays
- Even-numbered addresses: Wednesdays and Sundays
Watering is only allowed between 5 AM – 9 AM and 7 PM – 10 PM to minimize evaporation.
2. Prohibited Activities
- Washing driveways and sidewalks with potable water is strictly prohibited.
- Using sprinklers during rainfall or immediately after is also banned to prevent unnecessary water waste.
3. Exceptions
- Drip irrigation systems are permitted any day, but must adhere to the time restrictions.
- Hand watering with a shut-off nozzle is allowed daily, but only during the designated hours.
Compliance Tips
Efficient Irrigation
Consider upgrading to water-efficient irrigation systems like drip irrigation. This not only helps save water but also ensures that your plants receive water directly at the roots, reducing wastage.
Landscaping Choices
Opt for drought-resistant plants that require less water to thrive. Native plants adapted to Kingwood’s climate are excellent choices.
Maintenance
Regularly check and maintain your irrigation system to prevent leaks and ensure efficient functioning. Utilize services such as Sprinkler Repair-Katy, TX for professional assistance.
By adhering to these water restrictions, you play a crucial role in conserving our valuable water resources. Let’s work together to ensure a sustainable future for Kingwood. For more information and updates, please visit the official Kingwood water management website.
Feel free to reach out to SprinklerRepair.com if you need any assistance with your irrigation systems or have any questions regarding the new regulations.