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23 Mar ’14 - 8:19 am
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same here, had a retired colonel tell my daughter the same thing, I believe him

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Remind me of this when I start complaining about too much rain!

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I don't mind rain, only when it's the solid white stuff, mud season this year is going to be horrible

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let the water rationing begin

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. —Santa Cruz is imposing water rationing for residential customers in an effort to reduce consumption by 25 percent because of California's drought.

The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the restrictions, the first mandatory cuts to water use in 25 years.

When the restrictions go into effect on May 1, more than 90,000 water customers will be impacted.

Households with four people will be allotted about 250 gallons, and condominiums, apartments and duplexes will get about 124 to 174 gallons per residence.

Those who exceed the limits will be charged more depending on how much over they go.

The San Lorenzo River, San Cruz' largest water source, is at historically low levels. The city hopes the cuts will keep its Loch Lomond Reservoir at the halfway mark

http://www.ksbw.com/.....g/25625498

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KVR said
let the water rationing begin

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. —Santa Cruz is imposing water rationing for residential customers in an effort to reduce consumption by 25 percent because of California's drought.

The City Council on Tuesday unanimously approved the restrictions, the first mandatory cuts to water use in 25 years.

When the restrictions go into effect on May 1, more than 90,000 water customers will be impacted.

Households with four people will be allotted about 250 gallons, and condominiums, apartments and duplexes will get about 124 to 174 gallons per residence.

Those who exceed the limits will be charged more depending on how much over they go.

The San Lorenzo River, San Cruz' largest water source, is at historically low levels. The city hopes the cuts will keep its Loch Lomond Reservoir at the halfway mark

http://www.ksbw.com/.....g/25625498

Let the wars begin

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