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paws
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Drought determinations
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5/8/2015 10:11:53 AM
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I have looked at the four reservoir water levels that apply to DFW and all of them are above 99% full. in fact Lake Arlington is 99.9% full. How come there is a Level 1 watering restriction if the reservoir levels are so high? This year we are ahead of 2013 in most cases which was a better year than 2014.
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Toanomudd
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Drought determinations
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5/12/2015 3:23:51 PM
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As I type this, Eagle Mountain has gone above pool and I suspect will continue to grow until water is released downstream. I suspect they are kept in place due to being reluctant to ease restrictions and then have another prolonged dryspell. But that is just speculation.
That said, I really can not understand what the need is to lift the restrictions... I cant even cut my grass due to all the rain so I have no problems with that. I used to live on the east coast where rain was relatively plenty, but have never seen so much water wasted until I moved here five years ago.... The streets in N Fort Worth are flooded all summer long from the ridiculous watering (usually by the City and shopping areas). Yet I can get fined for watering my grass twice a week...!
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