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About | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. My name is David and I am very interested in water use and human societies. I started this blog to learn, and to teach others in the LA area more about water issues and water conservation. If you would like to contact me I can be reached at:. Tips for Saving Water. LA's Past Water Use History. Association of California Water Agencies. CA State Dept of Water Resources. Los Angeles Department of Power and Water.

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Current Water Restrictions | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. LA Water Use Restrictions. The Los Angeles County Waterworks have issued District specific conservation plans. Their website has the best and most up to date rules and regulations. Here is a webpage that has links to each district’s Phased Water Conservation Plan. Tips for Saving Water. LA's Past Water Use History. Association of California Water Agencies. CA State Dept of Water Resources. Los Angeles Department of Power and Water.

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Water Use FAQ | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. Some Facts about Water and How it is Used. What is an acre-foot of water? An acre-foot is 326,000 gallons of water. The term itself is meant to describe a volume of water one foot deep over an area of one acre (43,560 square feet) in size. An average family will go through an acre foot of water over the course of twelve to eighteen months. Where you will hear this term used. What is the origin of the term acre-foot?

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A Fresh Start | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. 1 To try to keep track of any water restrictions in place – the site should serve as a resource and place for easy to find information. So that is it for now. I’ll be back soon. Thanks to J. Davis. For sharing his photo. This entry was posted in general news. And tagged water restrictions. February 19, 2009. Bad News for California Farmers →. Tips for Saving Water. LA's Past Water Use History. CA State Dept of Water Resources.

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Low Water Allocations Point to Severe Challenges in 2009 | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. Low Water Allocations Point to Severe Challenges in 2009. Press release from ACWA (see link in right column of this site). This entry was posted in California Water News. February 21, 2009. In Their Own Words 2-21-09. Fresno Water Restrictions →. Tips for Saving Water. LA's Past Water Use History. Association of California Water Agencies. CA State Dept of Water Resources. Los Angeles Department of Power and Water.

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Bad News for California Farmers | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. Bad News for California Farmers. The US. Bureau of Reclamation reports that surface water delivery to thousands of California farms will be shut off March 1. Water will not be delivered for at least three weeks but could possible stay off longer. It is currently estimated the drought will result in a loss of 40,000 jobs and over a billion dollars in wages in the San Joaquin Valley. This entry was posted in California Water News.

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Water Use History | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. Historical Water Use in Los Angeles. Water use in the City of Los Angeles peaked in 1986, at just over 700,000 acre-feet per year (AFY). What followed was five years of severe drought, widespread water shortages, and the implementation of mandatory conversation measures. Due to conservation, a boost in rainfall in 1992 and 1993, and tough economic times, water use dropped by more than 17 percent in the following years. Although th...

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How to Conserve Water | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. How to Conserve Water. Easier changes not much up-front investment, just a little adjustment in your habits and water use. Use a broom to clean your driveways and sidewalks, not the hose. If you are watering your lawn with a sprinkler make sure the water lands on your lawn or garden. Use only as much water on your lawn as you need. How do you know? If you step on the grass and it springs back readily, it is hydrated just fine.

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In Their Own Words 2-21-09 | LA Water Restrictions

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Water….good to the last drop! LA Water Use History. How to Conserve Water. In Their Own Words 2-21-09. Lester Snow. California Department of Water Resources Director. 8220;We would expect almost all of the major communities in California to go to some form of mandatory conservation this summer”. 8220;California remains in a very severe drought condition….the storms that we have had have been great. But they have done nothing to alleviate the drought conditions in the state.”. February 21, 2009.