Caylee Marie Anthony, 2, FL Missing since June 16-just reported by mother #22

[carpe noctem]

 

Frequently Asked Questions - Orlando Water Restrictions

Q: What is the purpose of the lawn and landscape irrigation rule?
A: Lawn and landscape irrigation can account for more than 50 percent of total water use at residential and commercial locations. The purpose of the rule is to ensure lawn and landscape irrigation efficiency to reduce overall water demand.

Q: What is required by the lawn and landscape irrigation rule?
A: Lawn and landscape irrigation is allowed before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m., with a few exceptions. This requirement has been in effect since 1991. Beginning March 1, 2006, lawn and landscape irrigation is limited to no more than two days a week, per zone. A few exceptions apply:
A contiguous property may be divided into different zones and each zone may be irrigated on different days than other zones of the property unless a local government adopts an ordinance identifying the specific two days irrigation is allowed. However, no single zone may be irrigated more than two days per week.

Q: To whom does the rule apply?
A: The rule is mandatory and applies to lawn and landscape irrigation within the St. Johns River Water Management District, regardless of whether the water comes from a private well, surface water, or a water supply utility. The rule applies to irrigation of lawns and landscapes that do not require a consumptive use permit (e.g., at homes, small nurseries, small golf courses, office buildings, and commercial businesses), and to irrigation of lawns and landscapes that do require a consumptive use permit (CUP).

Q: On which two days is lawn and landscape irrigation allowed?
A: You select the two days of the week you wish to irrigate, unless your local government adopts an ordinance specifying the days of the week irrigation is allowed in their jurisdiction. The rule provides individuals with the greatest degree of choice possible while ensuring efficiency in lawn and landscape irrigation. If a local government adopts an ordinance and specifies irrigation days, those days will be the same throughout the District. The irrigation days will be:
Odd numbered addresses: Wednesdays and Saturdays
Even numbered addresses or no address: Thursdays and Sundays
It is completely optional for local governments to adopt such an ordinance. We expect local governments will wish to adopt an ordinance if water management and conservation have been significant local issues. Local governments have the responsibility to publicize any local ordinances and educate their residents about them.

[ck4]

SO is the garage door stuck????

[klaasend]

[GreatOwl]

I didn't realize there was such a difference in the time transmission of that camera until just now.  You were showing photos of the watering system and lights out long before it was transmitted here.  I have the 4 women out front until 8:43 CDT

[always 1]

Frequently Asked Questions - Orlando Water Restrictions

Q: What is the purpose of the lawn and landscape irrigation rule?
A: Lawn and landscape irrigation can account for more than 50 percent of total water use at residential and commercial locations. The purpose of the rule is to ensure lawn and landscape irrigation efficiency to reduce overall water demand.

Q: What is required by the lawn and landscape irrigation rule?
A: Lawn and landscape irrigation is allowed before 10 a.m. or after 4 p.m., with a few exceptions. This requirement has been in effect since 1991. Beginning March 1, 2006, lawn and landscape irrigation is limited to no more than two days a week, per zone. A few exceptions apply:
A contiguous property may be divided into different zones and each zone may be irrigated on different days than other zones of the property unless a local government adopts an ordinance identifying the specific two days irrigation is allowed. However, no single zone may be irrigated more than two days per week.

Q: To whom does the rule apply?
A: The rule is mandatory and applies to lawn and landscape irrigation within the St. Johns River Water Management District, regardless of whether the water comes from a private well, surface water, or a water supply utility. The rule applies to irrigation of lawns and landscapes that do not require a consumptive use permit (e.g., at homes, small nurseries, small golf courses, office buildings, and commercial businesses), and to irrigation of lawns and landscapes that do require a consumptive use permit (CUP).

Q: On which two days is lawn and landscape irrigation allowed?
A: You select the two days of the week you wish to irrigate, unless your local government adopts an ordinance specifying the days of the week irrigation is allowed in their jurisdiction. The rule provides individuals with the greatest degree of choice possible while ensuring efficiency in lawn and landscape irrigation. If a local government adopts an ordinance and specifies irrigation days, those days will be the same throughout the District. The irrigation days will be:
Odd numbered addresses: Wednesdays and Saturdays
Even numbered addresses or no address: Thursdays and Sundays
It is completely optional for local governments to adopt such an ordinance. We expect local governments will wish to adopt an ordinance if water management and conservation have been significant local issues. Local governments have the responsibility to publicize any local ordinances and educate their residents about them.
[/quote    Carpe, you know I was teasing earlier????  I would never try to change you.

[always 1]

Well, I messed that up good.

[always 1]

The garage door is stuck??????

[Nut44x4]

Another day passes.....is anyone out searching for Caylee now that Tim and crew and others have left?

Speaking of that...I thought TES left because it was too wet and murky/mucky to search w/o disrupting evidence/etc.  Can't be drought in Orlando already....

[carpe noctem]

A-1...

whatchootalkinboutwillis??? 

[misitx5]

Does anyone know how Joseph's search went today?

[Rob]

Well, I messed that up good.

I'm still trying to figure out why you are trying to re-invent posting. 

this IS a mystery.

[always 1]

A-1...

whatchootalkinboutwillis??? 

       Illl tell you later -------

[Nut44x4]

10 pm....I must 
See you in the AM

[klaasend]

[carpe noctem]

 

[always 1]

Well, I messed that up good.

I'm still trying to figure out why you are trying to re-invent posting. 

this IS a mystery.

     But I'm reallllllllly trying..  You don't find that endearing?????

[misitx5]

10 pm....I must 
See you in the AM

Goodnight Nut

[always 1]

10 pm....I must 
See you in the AM
[/quote       Night Nut, sweet dreams!!!

[always 1]

So they are just going to bed with the garage door open???  Cant't they just unhook the opener and pull it down manually???  I guess not if the spring is broken huh???

[klaasend]