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From the post:
>For the first time since 2013, Denver Water has enacting stage 1 drought restrictions. Residents should only use water outside their homes twice a week. Those days are based on address number. Restaurants will also only serve water when customers request it. The goal is to reduce average customer usage by 20%. Denver Water will also meet April 8 to discuss higher drought pricing.
Denver joins other Front Range cities like Aurora, Castle Rock, Elizabeth and Thornton that have some sort of watering restrictions in place. Boulder, Fort Collins and Loveland are set to decide soon if they will enact any watering restrictions.
See more about each municipality's situation in the Denver area and in Northern Colorado below.
Archive: https://archive.today/Lb5eo
From the post:
>>For the first time since 2013, Denver Water has enacting stage 1 drought restrictions. Residents should only use water outside their homes twice a week. Those days are based on address number. Restaurants will also only serve water when customers request it. The goal is to reduce average customer usage by 20%. Denver Water will also meet April 8 to discuss higher drought pricing.
Denver joins other Front Range cities like Aurora, Castle Rock, Elizabeth and Thornton that have some sort of watering restrictions in place. Boulder, Fort Collins and Loveland are set to decide soon if they will enact any watering restrictions.
See more about each municipality's situation in the Denver area and in Northern Colorado below.
