subject: Reclaim Water To Be Used By Lawn Sprinklers In Lawn Irrigation In St Pete Beach, Clearwater [print this page] The earth has been abused for generations and because of such ecological exploitation, we are now experiencing a lot of natural disasters with climate change. Fortunately, there is also a growing global movement to save the environment and protect natural resources from further destruction or depletion. Water is one of the resources most in need for protection. It is, therefore, very important to reclaim water to be used by lawn sprinklers systems in lawn irrigation, whether for Toro Lawn Sprinklers or Hunter Lawn Sprinklers. Reclaimed water can be used in Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL.
The use of reclaimed water has been established by concerned communities. Reclaimed water pump stations distribute reclaimed water to willing users who direct it to their lawn sprinklers systems for their lawn irrigation. Access to reclaimed water is available for residents of Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL.
There are strict requirements imposed by the law on the use of reclaimed water, though. This is to ensure the safety of everyone. When used for lawn irrigation, reclaimed water should not reach hot tubs, spas, wading pools, swimming pools, patios, decks, driveways, sidewalks, roads and ponds. Aerosol drift from lawn sprinklers should not reach eating, drinking or bathing facilities and, therefore, sprinklers within 100 feet of these facilities are required to have heads with low spray trajectories. In case your lawn sprinklers' heads are not adjustable or have been damaged, you are required to get immediate sprinkler repair. Look for a reliable company that installs, maintains and repairs high quality lawn sprinklers in Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL.
Reclaimed water is also not allowed on any property that has potable water wells within it, or with an adjacent property that has potable water wells within 100 feet of the property boundary. For any such property to be able to connect to reclaimed water, existing potable water wells first have to be completely disconnected from the lawn irrigation system. This is the law covering Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL.
In fact, any other water supply should be totally separated from the reclaimed water system. Any property that receives reclaimed water is required to install an approved back flow prevention device on its potable water service lines in Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL.
The use of reclaimed water is basically allowed only for lawn irrigation and other limited purposes outdoors in Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL. It is not allowed indoors in residential areas. Reclaimed water can only be used to water commercial market crops with government authorization, and only for edible crops that have to be peeled or cooked before consumption. You can also use reclaimed water in landscaping; in clearly marked fountains and decorative pools; and in the washing of buildings, roofs, heavy equipment, cars and boats. To avoid spotting, you should rinse the washed surfaces with potable water and dry them with cloth.
Using reclaimed water for your lawn irrigation is indeed an environmentally responsible act that conserves the community's clean potable water resources while also saving on costs. Any lawn sprinklers systems such as Toro Lawn Sprinklers system or Hunter Lawn Sprinklers system can make use of reclaimed water in Dunedin, St Pete Beach, Clearwater, Pinellas, Pasadena, Tarpon Springs, Gulfport and Indian Rocks Beach, FL.
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