L.A. Households Now Limited to Only 89 Gallons of Water Daily

SHEPARD AMBELLAS | INTELLIHUB.COM

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT ALL RUNS OUT?

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LOS ANGELES — We all use water, but have you ever paid attention to how much do you or your household uses daily?

Well if you haven’t paid much attention, don’t worry, there is still no need to as the government will now track it all for you. Isn’t that nice of them?

SO HOW DOES IT WORK?

It’s pretty much like any other communist regulation.

It’s all based on your drought number, it’s a number that will essentially regulate the amount of water households are allowed to use daily, keeping everyone within the current rationed amount. That’s what it’s coming down pipe per se as water police will soon rule most city folks lives, especially in California which is currently in beta testing phases.

In fact, the San Gabriel Valley Tribunereported:

Your local water company, special district or city assigns you and your household a number in gallons — a daily water allocation. Usually, one number applies to maximum indoor water use, i.e. showers, kitchen and bathroom faucets, dishwashers, clothes washers, etc., and an extra allocation is assigned for outdoor use such as lawn irrigation.

Using census records, aerial photography and satellite imagery, an agency can determine a property’s efficient water usage.

At the Irvine Ranch Water District, number of residents, amount of landscaping and even medical needs are factored into a household’s water allocation or water budget.

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