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San Diego city council met in early November to approve a new set of mandatory water conservation measures. The sliding scale of restrictions is likely to go into effect in 2009.
90% of San Diego city?EUR??,,????'?????<????????????EUR??,,??s water comes from elsewhere. Dry weather and new legal restrictions on water pumping mean the region is vulnerable to severe water shortages next year.
Alex Ruiz of San Diego city?EUR??,,????'?????<????????????EUR??,,??s water department says the rules the council will discuss do not affect businesses?EUR??,,????'?????<????????????EUR??,,?? water use, but will affect homeowners, parks and public landscaping.
San Diego County Water Authority has already called for residents to save 20 gallons a day ?EUR??,,????'?????<??????????????+ that?EUR??,,????'?????<????????????EUR??,,??s about a 10% reduction. Data shows San Diego city residents have responded, but their efforts have only saved about 6% ?EUR??,,????'?????<??????????????+ not enough to meet the goal.
The council will not discuss how to enforce water rationing or what penalties to impose until a future date.
Source: Alison St John, KPBS news, www.kpbs.org
Francisco Uviña, University of New Mexico
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