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CONSERVATION MEASURES ARE ABOUT SURVIVING NEXT SUMMER
Manteca council set to act tonight on new measures limiting watering to 2 days a week, ban gutter flooding
river water level
This photo take Sunday shows a sand bar on the San Joaquin River just north of the Airport Way bridge that has tripled in size in the past month. Nearby residents say there are sports in the river where you can cross where it never gets above 2 or 3 feet.
Steps the Manteca City Council is expected to take tonight to reduce allowable outside watering isn’t about getting through this year with adequate water supplies. It is about making sure Manteca doesn’t find itself rationing water in some form next year. The council is meeting tonight at 7 o’clock to consider water conversation ordinance changes that, among other things, would reduce allowable watering days from three to two.