Water Restrictions
Between April and October, water restrictions are often in place to ensure adequate resources during the warmer months. The City implements water restrictions in four stages.
As of May 1, unless otherwise advised, Water Restriction Stage 2 is in effect.
Stage 1 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Stage 2 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Stage 3 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Stage 4 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Between April and October, water restrictions are often in place to ensure adequate resources during the warmer months. The City implements water restrictions in four stages.
As of May 1, unless otherwise advised, Water Restriction Stage 2 is in effect.
Stage 1 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Stage 2 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Stage 3 Water Restrictions Bylaw
Stage 4 Water Restrictions Bylaw
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Share September 27th,2023 Hello ,..my question is the following,.... can the residents of Parksville resume washing cars /filling hot tubs etc...as of October 1,2023,.. the website only says water restrictions in effect April till October. I know this may seem a silly question ( and if so please forgive me as I want to make sure that I am following City guidelines / protocols ), however that being said does this mean April 1st, ( or April 30th) till October 1st ,. or October 31st Please advise Best regards James on Facebook Share September 27th,2023 Hello ,..my question is the following,.... can the residents of Parksville resume washing cars /filling hot tubs etc...as of October 1,2023,.. the website only says water restrictions in effect April till October. I know this may seem a silly question ( and if so please forgive me as I want to make sure that I am following City guidelines / protocols ), however that being said does this mean April 1st, ( or April 30th) till October 1st ,. or October 31st Please advise Best regards James on Twitter Share September 27th,2023 Hello ,..my question is the following,.... can the residents of Parksville resume washing cars /filling hot tubs etc...as of October 1,2023,.. the website only says water restrictions in effect April till October. I know this may seem a silly question ( and if so please forgive me as I want to make sure that I am following City guidelines / protocols ), however that being said does this mean April 1st, ( or April 30th) till October 1st ,. or October 31st Please advise Best regards James on Linkedin Email September 27th,2023 Hello ,..my question is the following,.... can the residents of Parksville resume washing cars /filling hot tubs etc...as of October 1,2023,.. the website only says water restrictions in effect April till October. I know this may seem a silly question ( and if so please forgive me as I want to make sure that I am following City guidelines / protocols ), however that being said does this mean April 1st, ( or April 30th) till October 1st ,. or October 31st Please advise Best regards James link
September 27th,2023 Hello ,..my question is the following,.... can the residents of Parksville resume washing cars /filling hot tubs etc...as of October 1,2023,.. the website only says water restrictions in effect April till October. I know this may seem a silly question ( and if so please forgive me as I want to make sure that I am following City guidelines / protocols ), however that being said does this mean April 1st, ( or April 30th) till October 1st ,. or October 31st Please advise Best regards James
JMC asked 7 months agoStage 4 watering restrictions remain in effect until further notice so no washing of cars, filling of hot tubs, etc for a while yet. The three days of rain have not been enough and the province drought rating remains at Level 5 (the highest level) for eastern Vancouver Island.
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Share I see that you are using city trucks to water in the city. They have signs on them saying , not potable water (or similar wording). Where is the non- potable water coming from? on Facebook Share I see that you are using city trucks to water in the city. They have signs on them saying , not potable water (or similar wording). Where is the non- potable water coming from? on Twitter Share I see that you are using city trucks to water in the city. They have signs on them saying , not potable water (or similar wording). Where is the non- potable water coming from? on Linkedin Email I see that you are using city trucks to water in the city. They have signs on them saying , not potable water (or similar wording). Where is the non- potable water coming from? link
I see that you are using city trucks to water in the city. They have signs on them saying , not potable water (or similar wording). Where is the non- potable water coming from?
Rose asked 9 months agoThe non-potable water comes from a well in the industrial park. Where possible, we have used this as a source for outdoor watering for many years.
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Share Is there a way to cut back on the excess waste of water the city irrigation systems are currently causing? on Facebook Share Is there a way to cut back on the excess waste of water the city irrigation systems are currently causing? on Twitter Share Is there a way to cut back on the excess waste of water the city irrigation systems are currently causing? on Linkedin Email Is there a way to cut back on the excess waste of water the city irrigation systems are currently causing? link
Is there a way to cut back on the excess waste of water the city irrigation systems are currently causing?
Kturk asked 10 months agowhen you have a few minutes, please review the information at this link. https://www.parksville.ca/cms/wpattachments/wpID135atID11294.pdf