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Water Restrictions: Altadena vs Pomona

How do water restrictions rules compare between Altadena, CA and Pomona, CA?

Altadena and Pomona have similar restriction levels.

Altadena, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Outdoor watering in Altadena (served by Lincoln Avenue Water Co., Las Flores Water Co., Rubio CaΓ±on, and Kinneloa Irrigation District) is limited to 2 days per week assigned by address β€” typically Mon/Thu odd, Tue/Fri even β€” with 10-minute-per-zone caps.

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Pomona, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Pomona is served by multiple water providers following MWELO requirements. New landscapes over 500 sq ft must meet Maximum Applied Water Allowance calculations. CA Gov Code Section 65595 prohibits banning drought-tolerant landscaping.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactAltadenaPomona
Watering Days2/week by address-
Odd AddressMon/Thu-
Even AddressTue/Fri-
Hand Watering Cap10 min/zone-
AuthoritySWRCB CCR Title 23 Β§Β§996–997-
MWELO-Applies to new landscapes over 500 sq ft
Drought-Tolerant-Cannot be prohibited (Gov Code 65595)
State Law-AB 1881 Water Conservation Act
Commercial Turf-AB 1572 bans potable irrigation

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Altadena FAQ

Which days can I water my Altadena lawn?

Two days a week assigned by address: odd-numbered Mon/Thu, even-numbered Tue/Fri. Drip irrigation is exempt from the day restriction.

Pomona FAQ

What are the lawn watering restrictions in Pomona?

Pomona is served by multiple water providers following MWELO requirements. New landscapes over 500 sq ft must meet Maximum Applied Water Allowance calculations. CA Gov Code Section 65595 prohibits banning drought-tolerant landscaping.

Are there drought watering rules in Pomona?

MWELO: Applies to new landscapes over 500 sq ft. Drought-Tolerant: Cannot be prohibited (Gov Code 65595). State Law: AB 1881 Water Conservation Act. Commercial Turf: AB 1572 bans potable irrigation.

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