Cedar Park is officially moving to Stage 3 water restrictions, meaning you'll need to tighten up your outdoor water usage to avoid getting hit with a fine. Check the city’s website now to see the new rules so you don't accidentally break them.
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The Phase 2 project is a $225 million contract, and the Phase 1D project is valued at $17 million.
Residents of the member cities will benefit from increased water capacity and improved delivery reliability.
Homeowners with lawns or gardens will have to deal with stricter rules and potentially higher costs to keep their plants alive.
The board is managing several large-scale water projects to ensure the region has enough water capacity for future growth. These projects are currently facing some delays due to high construction demand in Central Texas.
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The city is moving to once-a-week watering due to low lake levels. Residents should check the city website for their specific watering day and enforcement details.