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City of San Jose sets 30 percent emergency water declaration
To comply with the State Water Resource Control Board mandate for water conservation throughout California, the San Jose City Council triggered a 30 percent emergency water declaration. San Jose¡¯s action also called for additional water conservation to help address the effects of the past four years of severe drought. The new rules will last through March 31, 2016, and only apply to potable water not graywater or recycled water.
Restrictions for outdoor watering include: residents and businesses can water outdoors on only two designated days and only before 10 a.m. and after 8 p.m.; residents and businesses can water outdoors without these restrictions if using a handheld hose with an automatic shut-off nozzle or a drip irrigation system; public parks, playing fields, golf courses (greens only), schools and day care centers are allowed to water outdoors for maintenance if done in an efficient manner and before the allotted time frames; and nurseries are allowed to water plants and trees for sale. The emergency declaration also prohibits residents from washing their cars with potable water at home.
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