Nelson goes to Stage Two water restrictions

The City of Nelson has moved to stage two water restrictions to help with water conversation.

Under stage two restrictions odd numbered addresses can only water their lawns using a sprinkler or irrigation system on a Thursday and even number addresses only on a Wednesday.
Washing sidewalks, driveways, parking lots and building exteriors is prohibited.
Supplied by City of Nelson
For more information visit the City of Nelson website.

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