The restriction is in terms of the number of days per week that you can water, not the amount of water that you use. Water is sold in units of gallons not cubic feet. This is easily seen on your monthly bill.
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Originally Posted by suesiegel
It is not at all difficult. Your water use is metered.
If, you are not aware, as you use more water your price per??? gallon actually it is more likely per cubic foot, goes up dramatically.
FAIR? We can and we will argue. You must deal with what is not what you think it should be.
You can use less water by using LESS fertilizer so your lawn will grow slower and need less water. You can also raise the cutting height. You can also switch to organic fertilizer.
Your grass-grass has the ability do go dormant when water is lacking. It will/IT SHOULD, recover. You other plants and trees can be damaged and may die long after the drought has ended.
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