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This was originally posted on CyFairRealEstate.com.
The city of Houston is now under mandatory water restrictions due to the drought. If you live in the Houston city limits, here are your restrictions:
According to Stage 2 Water Conservation Measures, you’re ordered to do the following:
– Repair all detectable leaks within 72 hours
– Limit outdoor irrigation use between 8 p.m. to 10 a.m. on no more than 2 days a weekResidents on even-numbered street addresses are scheduled for Sundays and Thursdays. Odd-numbered addresses are scheduled for Saturdays and Wednesdays.
Fox News — Houston Issues Mandatory Water Restrictions
What if we live in the Cypress area? Are we under mandatory water restrictions?
Since Cypress is an unincorporated area of Harris County and not a city like the city of Houston, Cypress does not have the authority to impose mandatory water restrictions. However, your local MUD district can impose restrictions. If you do not know what your MUD District number, you can find out my searching for your address on HCAD.org and finding your HUD number under the “Exemptions and Jurisdictions” section.
The MUD name should be a link to get your more contact information for your MUD. If not, just try Googling the name.
Here in Coles Crossing, we are separated into two MUD districts, MUD 364 and MUD 365, each with their on web sites.
http://MUD364.com
http://MUD365.com
