Starting Tuesday, New Braunfels Utility customers will only be allowed to water one day, every other week as Stage 3 watering restrictions go into effect.
customers will only be allowed to water one day, every other week as Stage 3 watering restrictions go into effect.
“At the current rate of decline without any rain, portions of the Comal Springs could stop flowing within two to three weeks as they did in 2014,” NBU said in a press release. NBU has not enforced Stage 3 watering restrictions since 2015. Stage 3 means NBU customers will be permitted to water one day a week, every other week based on their address.Addresses ending 4 or 5: WednesdayWatering by use of a hand-held bucket, soaker hose, or drip irrigation system is allowed any day before 10 a.m. and after 8 p.m.
When the Edwards Aquifer Authority announced its J-17 Well had dropped below the Stage 3 trigger of 640 feet last week, NBU said they would delay the increased restrictions.
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