The city is pushing for more water-wise landscaping to help with drought conditions. This includes a new demonstration garden and an upcoming Water Fair to help residents save water at home.
At a glance
Declining — being discussed less frequently. 0 mentions in the last 30 days, 4 the 60 before.
The project costs are currently being managed within the existing sustainability budget.
Ogden residents looking for low-maintenance, water-wise gardening ideas.
Homeowners who prefer large grass lawns.
Ogden Council preparing severe water shortage declaration, a... Salt Lake City Weekly
Ogden City enters Phase II of Water Shortage Management Plan as dry conditions persist Standard-Examiner
The city is working on a demonstration garden to show residents how to save water with smart landscaping. This is part of a larger effort to manage Ogden's water usage during dry seasons.
North Ogden OKs new limits on outdoor water use and fines KSL.com
City issues warning reminding residents against using culinary water to maintain yards KUTV
North Ogden officials want residents to stop using culinary water to water their lawns KSL NewsRadio
Committee members are concerned about city-owned properties and businesses watering during the heat of the day, which wastes water.
The city is looking at limiting how much grass homeowners can put in their yards for new houses. This is likely to help with water conservation.
The committee is shifting its focus to prioritize water conservation, including the creation of a new subcommittee to scope out future projects.
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