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Water Restrictions: Burbank vs Pasadena

How do water restrictions rules compare between Burbank, CA and Pasadena, CA?

Burbank has fewer restrictions than Pasadena.

Burbank, CA

Los Angeles County

Some Restrictions

Burbank Water and Power enforces water conservation measures including watering day/time restrictions. MWELO applies to new landscapes over 500 sq ft. The city participates in regional water conservation programs and enforces drought restrictions when declared.

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Pasadena, CA

Los Angeles County

Heavy Restrictions

Pasadena Water and Power enforces water conservation measures year-round. Outdoor watering is limited to specific days and times. The city offers rebates for turf removal and drought-tolerant landscaping.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactBurbankPasadena
ProviderBurbank Water and Power (BWP)-
MWELOApplies to new landscapes >500 sq ft-
Drought RulesRestrictions when declared-
State LawAB 1881 Water Conservation Act-
Watering Time-No watering 9 AM–5 PM
Designated Days-Varies by water shortage level
Runoff-Prohibited onto sidewalks/streets
Turf Rebate-$2+ per square foot

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Burbank FAQ

What are the lawn watering restrictions in Burbank?

Burbank Water and Power enforces water conservation measures including watering day/time restrictions. MWELO applies to new landscapes over 500 sq ft. The city participates in regional water conservation programs and enforces drought restrictions when declared.

Are there drought watering rules in Burbank?

Provider: Burbank Water and Power (BWP). MWELO: Applies to new landscapes >500 sq ft. Drought Rules: Restrictions when declared. State Law: AB 1881 Water Conservation Act.

Pasadena FAQ

When can I water my lawn in Pasadena?

Watering is prohibited between 9 AM and 5 PM. Watering days depend on the current conservation level set by PWP.

Does Pasadena offer turf removal rebates?

Yes. PWP offers rebates of $2 or more per square foot for replacing turf with drought-tolerant landscaping.

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