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IRRIGATION
According to state law, irrigation payments are due by April 1st of each year.
NO PUBLIC NOTICES AT THIS TIME
Let's do our part to conserve water during this drought year. Here are some tips.
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When mowing your lawn, set the mower blades to 2-3 inches high. Longer grass shades the soil improving moisture retention, has more leaf surface to take in sunlight, allowing it to grow thicker and develop a deeper root system. This helps grass survive drought, tolerate insect damage and fend off disease.
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Collect rainfall for irrigation in a screened container (to prevent mosquito larvae growth).
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For lawns, water deeply but infrequently to encourage deep roots. The key to watering your grass is to apply enough water to soak down to the depth of the roots. The amount varies with soil type, but a good guide is to apply no more than one inch of water every time, which is enough to soak the soil to between six and 10 inches.
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