Tag: water restrictions

Most CVRD water systems downgraded to Stage 1

Under Stage 1, sprinkling is allowed for a maximum of two hours, two days a week, between 7 p.m. and 9 a.m., the CVRD said. Even-numbered addresses can sprinkle Wednesdays, while odd-numbered addresses can do so Sundays.

Town of Ladysmith moves to Stage 3 water restrictions 

Water levels in Holland Lake are declining and the Town of Ladysmith says they’re taking action to preserve water.  

CVRD moving to Stage 3 water restrictions July 3

The CVRD said it will shift to Stage 3 on July 3 in an effort to conserve water, with forecasters predicting continued drought conditions through the summer.

North Cowichan moves to Stage 2 watering restrictions 

The Municipality of North Cowichan is increasing its efforts to conserve water and says all residents should observe Stage 2 restrictions. 

CVRD increases water restrictions as drought conditions continue 

Water restrictions are increasing across the Cowichan Valley starting today, to aid in conservation as drought conditions continue.  

Water restrictions imposed for Cowichan Valley region 

Seasonal watering restrictions will take effect May 1 across the Cowichan Valley Regional District as officials work to conserve water and ensure supplies can withstand increasingly dry summers.

CVRD sets water restrictions to Stage 2 

Effective immediately, the CVRD is asking everyone in the region to observe Stage 2 water restrictions.  According to the CVRD,...

Stage 3 water restrictions implemented across CVRD 

The CVRD says extreme heat and dry conditions have forced them to implement Stage 3 water restrictions across the...

City of Duncan moves to Stage 3 water restrictions 

The City of Duncan has implemented Stage 3 watering restrictions as the province and East Vancouver Island start to...

CVRD moves to Stage 2 water restricts across region 

Municipalities across the CVRD are being asked to observe new restrictions as the district moves to Stage 2 water...
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