Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
And those are permanent restrictions Vince. It's impossible to permanently ban commercial power washing
California water restriction Updates
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Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Vince, how have Power Washers been operating there in the past. This restriction has been there a long time.
The next meeting is August 21st at 9am at the Brennan Thomas Administration Building - 1800 Wardlow Road.
The next meeting is August 21st at 9am at the Brennan Thomas Administration Building - 1800 Wardlow Road.
Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Be glad we don't have a business here:
http://tuolumneutilities.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/TUDPhase3Revised_02132014.pdf
This can happen folks.
That is why we need to get up off our duffs and educate the public on the need for cleaning and the water wise way we do it.
http://tuolumneutilities.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/TUDPhase3Revised_02132014.pdf
This can happen folks.
That is why we need to get up off our duffs and educate the public on the need for cleaning and the water wise way we do it.
Vince Wood
Active member
I heard the information from a friend of mine that sometimes works in Long Beach Tony. I would like to go to that meeting myself, unfortunately I'll be out of town cleaning a 400 unit apartment complex.
Grant
Administrator
Tony Shelton
BS Detector, Esquire
Dan Cosgrove did a great job here.
There was mention of the fact that powerwashers use less water in the story.
We need to get more of this out there.
It was also good to hear the part about recycled water being an option, but a difficult one that might not be an option.
Thanks again Dan!
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/vi...-some-bay-area-businesses/#.U8sr4KTBiuc.gmail
There was mention of the fact that powerwashers use less water in the story.
We need to get more of this out there.
It was also good to hear the part about recycled water being an option, but a difficult one that might not be an option.
Thanks again Dan!
http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/vi...-some-bay-area-businesses/#.U8sr4KTBiuc.gmail
chrishartje
New member
I have not heard if the city of Los Angeles will be receiving a fine for the water main break near the campus of ucla.
An estimated 20 million gallons were wasted.
A 5.5gpm pressure washer could run non stop for 2,525 days.... That is almost 7 years non stop.
But if you water your lawn and any water hits the gutter. Get ready for a fine.
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An estimated 20 million gallons were wasted.
A 5.5gpm pressure washer could run non stop for 2,525 days.... That is almost 7 years non stop.
But if you water your lawn and any water hits the gutter. Get ready for a fine.
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Christopher
Moderator
They could have captured that water and used it for irrigation, filter it for drinking water or many other purposes.
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Juan Juarez
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WASH-IT H.B.
New member
I would have though that once the water has been used to wash the patio it is then contaminated and therefore SPENT so to speak. Even if it was fully recovered it is only suitable for disposal by what ever means. If the guy had the supply hose lying on the patio going full noise squirting water directly to waste then yes he would deserve to be nailed to the wall. Sounds to me like there is a bunch of power crazed little hitler's running around with citation books writing out their beloved tickets without really investigating the WASTAGE. They are probably as bad as parking wardens.
we need and Update