The city of Guelph has changed watering restrictions due to the recent hot, dry weather.
The city’s Outside Water Use program has moved to Level 1 Yellow from Level 0 Blue.
In Level 1 yellow, homeowners are allowed to water their lawn from 7 to 9 a.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on odd or even calendar dates by address number.
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Odd-numbered houses can water on odd-numbered dates and even-numbered houses on even-numbered dates.
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The city said you can still water your trees and flowers and food gardens. You are still allowed to use the sprinkler for children’s recreational use.
And if you’re using a garden or outdoor hose, the city said you must use a shutoff nozzle.
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