Cottonwood Heights is rolling out new water conservation rules this summer to keep our supply steady. You'll need to adjust your daily habits to stay in line with these updated guidelines from Salt Lake City Public Utilities.
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Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before.
Reduced water usage may lower utility costs for residents over time.
The entire community benefits from responsible water management during drought periods.
Residents who rely heavily on outdoor irrigation or large-scale landscaping will have to change their routines to comply.
With drought conditions worsening, the city is encouraging residents to water their lawns less and switch to drought-tolerant plants.
The city is updating its General Plan to include a formal water conservation strategy. This is important because it sets the framework for how the city will manage water resources and work with regional providers as the area grows.
Flip Your Strip and Localscapes programs now available for Cottonwood Heights residents Cottonwood Heights (.gov)
Water conservation guidelines: Salt Lake City Public Utilities Cottonwood Heights (.gov)
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