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Pasadena To Limit Outdoor Watering To One Day A Week Starting Nov. 1
Winter watering restrictions in Pasadena.
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Topline:
Pasadena is limiting outdoor watering to one day a week starting on Wednesday.
The details: The winter season restrictions limit outdoor watering from two days per week to just one day through March.
Watering schedules are determined based on your address. Even-numbered addresses may water on Mondays. Odd-numbered addresses may water on Tuesdays.
Residents can only water outdoors between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. And watering is prohibited during and within 48 hours of significant rainfall.
The exceptions: Watering restrictions do not apply in some cases, including the maintenance of fruit trees and shrubs and landscaping intended for fire protection.
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