524 N. 5th St.
Princeton, Texas 75407
Phone:
972.734.2416, Ext. 8
Water is the most important resource to sustain life and as the Earth’s population grows, the need for water grows. Water is being used and wasted faster than it can be replenished.
Irrigation Efficiency
For more information on how much you should water your lawn based on the weather visit: watermyyard.org
Landscape
Visit: www.txsmartscape.com for more information on native plants
April 1 – October 31
November 1 – March 31
Prohibitions
Requirements
Print out this Water Usage Chart or use the calculations below.
First, Determine what kind of sprinkler head yo have:
Then, Plug in the numbers below:
Do you have drip irrigation? it uses up to 1.5 gallons per minute in each 10×10 area. Plug in the numbers below if you have drip irrigation:
Any variance above your normal household consumption could indicate any of the following:
Need help setting your irrigation controller or want more information on efficient irrigation?
We can assist you in person, over the phone, or by email.
Contact Michelle Day at [email protected] or 972.734.5331
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Library : 972-736-3741
Police Department : 972-736-3901
Fire Department : 972-736-6668
Princeton City Hall 123 West Princeton Dr. Princeton, TX 75407
Phone : 972-736-2416
Fax : 972-734-2548
Hours : M-F | 7am-4pm
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