Mandatory Water Restrictions are now in effect

Residents are required to follow the below watering schedule and should attempt to water less than allowed:

Residential addresses ending in an even number:

Thursdays and Sundays before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m.

Residential addresses ending in an odd number:

Wednesdays and Saturdays before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m.

Commercial and business addresses, even or odd,:

Tuesdays and Fridays, before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m.

Residents are permitted to water with a handheld hose (equipped with a positive pistol grip nozzle or other device that automatically shuts off water flow when the hose is not being used) or handheld buckets at any time and on any day.

Violation of the mandatory restrictions is a fineable offense. Upon first violation you will receive notice via a door hanger tag.  Second and subsequent violations will result in a $200 fine on your water bill.

Visit  the following interactive program to assist you in finding ways to save water both indoors and out.

http://www.wateriqknowyourwater.org/cedarpark/house/index.html

The District's landscaper has noticed many trees in the neighborhood that appear stressed due to the severe drought conditions we are currently experiencing.

It is possible to follow the voluntary watering schedule and still take care of your trees.  The trees on your property add to your homes value in several ways.  They can help shade your home, add to your homes "curb appeal" and they add to your homes property value.

Please see the below link for additional information on care of trees during drought conditions.

Tree Watering

A slow, thorough watering on your watering days can really help your trees right now.

The current drought conditions have resulted in  Williamson and Travis counties issuing a burn ban.

Please refrain from using the grills in the Parks until this ban is lifted.