Stop… the sprinklers, if it’s not your day
Think…Odd (or Even), Conserve Water!
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During the summer season, growing lawns lawns and gardens thirst for water, and PWC reminds our customers to follow the
Odd-Even schedule for outdoor watering.
Following these guidelines is a simple step that goes a long way to conserve our precious water supply, and it helps us be better prepared for drought conditions.
Water Monday, Wednesday, Saturday if street address ends in even number
Be sure to think before you water. Don’t water just because it is your day. Too much water can actually be harmful to your plants. And, don't forget to adjust your sprinklers to water onlyyour landscaping, and turn off your sprinklers when it rains. Don't water when it's windy or during the heat of the day.
Water Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday if street address ends in odd number
Even Odd
Stop. Think. Conserve. It Makes Sense. www.faypwc.com 28 UCW JUNE 23-29, 2010 WWW.UPANDCOMINGWEEKLY.COM
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PWC thanks our customers for cooperating in the Even/Odd water conservation program. It only applies to sprinklers (through your hose or automatic systems). You can still hand water, wash your car, etc. any time.
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