Water Ban in Fayette
Is not a "water ban."
Only yards, mostly--or, that is what one can see happening!
Since many yards will now die--including the shrubs and trees---the landscapers will become rich next spring.
The ban of yard watering was put off unnecessarily this summer so as not to disturb business. People don't count.
Anyway, yard watering is a relatively small percentage of water use, and considering the fact that the large lakes in the Atlanta area will be dry next spring, we should at least now stop water usage for other unnecessary things.
The key here is how does the daily level of the supply tanks vary. If they go to nearly empty, we are using too much water, If they hardly move down, we are simply letting downstream use it.
We are not going to take this very seriously (I rolled up my hoses) until we have to buy drinking and bathing water from tanker trucks.
All these automatic sprinkler systems will be run at midnight, so assign a code violator to 12-8 am shift. Oh, I forgot, the code people do something else.
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