Water restrictions in Aurora, IL — also called the watering schedule, outdoor irrigation rules, or drought ordinance — set which days and hours you can run sprinklers or irrigation.
Aurora manages water restrictions through its water utility during drought conditions. The city uses Fox River water and deep wells. Odd/even watering schedules may be implemented during drought. Water conservation encouraged year-round.
Aurora's water supply comes from deep wells and the Fox River. During drought conditions, the city may implement watering restrictions including odd/even address schedules and time-of-day limitations. Water conservation is encouraged year-round. The city participates in regional water planning through the Kane County Water Resources Department. During severe drought, the city may prohibit non-essential outdoor water use including lawn watering, car washing, and pool filling. Violations during water restriction periods are enforced through the utility department.
Water restriction violation: warning first, then fine. Repeat violations: increased fines and potential water service modification.
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