In this WCNC article, Matt Betz from Davey's Charlotte office talks about the drought in North Carolina and how it can affect resident's trees.
As part of the voluntary restrictions, Charlotte Water is asking residents to take several steps to conserve water, including:
- Limiting outdoor watering to no more than two days per week based on address
- Odd-numbered addresses: Tuesday and Saturday
- Even-numbered addresses: Wednesday and Sunday
- Avoiding watering during the hottest parts of the day
- Limiting total watering to about one inch per week, including rainfall
- Avoiding washing hard surfaces like driveways, sidewalks, and streets
- Using commercial car washes that recycle water or minimizing washing at home
- Repairing leaks in irrigation systems, outdoor spigots, and indoor plumbing
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For more information, contact the Charlotte office.
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