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Water Restrictions: Sandy vs South Jordan

How do water restrictions rules compare between Sandy, UT and South Jordan, UT?

Sandy and South Jordan have similar restriction levels.

Sandy, UT

Salt Lake County

Heavy Restrictions

Sandy follows Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District's stage-based watering schedule β€” typically 3 days/week by odd/even address during normal years, reduced to 2 days during Stage 2 drought. No watering between 10 AM and 6 PM year-round; winter watering prohibited Nov-Mar.

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South Jordan, UT

Salt Lake County

Heavy Restrictions

Secondary (irrigation) water restricted to 2-3 days per week during drought; no daytime watering 10am-6pm May through October.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactSandySouth Jordan
Schedule3 days/week odd/even-
No-Water Hours10 AM-6 PM daily-
Winter BanNov 1-Mar 1-
Drought Stage 22 days/week-
Turf Rebate$2/sqft Flip Your Strip-
Peak season-3 days/week, no 10am-6pm
Shoulder season-2 days/week
Turf rebate-Utah Water Savers / JVWCD
HOA turf mandates-Preempted by state law
Provider-JVWCD + local secondary systems

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Sandy FAQ

Can I water my lawn every day if I have a new lawn?

New-sod establishment permits allow 14-30 days of daily watering with a request to JVWCD. After establishment, you must conform to the regular schedule.

How do I claim the turf-removal rebate?

Apply through utahwatersavers.com before removing grass. Park strips qualify for $2/sqft; back/front yards for $1.25/sqft. Pre-approval required or the rebate is forfeited.

South Jordan FAQ

Can I water my lawn at noon?

No. Watering between 10 AM and 6 PM is prohibited May through October under regional drought rules.

Can my HOA force me to keep a lawn?

No. Utah law (SB 110) bars HOAs from requiring more turf or restricting water-wise landscaping.

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