Author: HCMUD 433
Stage 1 – Mild Drought
Dear Residents:
Cypress Creek Lakes MUDs have been notified by West Harris County Regional Water Authority (WHCRWA) that Cypress Creek Lakes (CCL), as well as all subdivisions within their boundaries, will have a limited supply of surface water allocated during the peak demand periods.
In the event of Mild Drought Conditions, we ask residents to voluntarily reduce outdoor water usage as follows:
Residents and other users with even-numbered addresses may use water outdoors on even-numbered days and residents and other users of water with odd-numbered addresses may use water outdoors on odd-numbered days. In the event no street address exists, only District residents and other users of water within the District living on the north and west side of a street may use water outdoors on even-numbered days and only District residents and other users of water within the District on the south and east side of a street may use water outdoors on odd-numbered days.
Outdoor water use shall be prohibited between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. and between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 12:00 a.m. (midnight).
With these water restrictions, it is imperative, that we are mindfully conservative as a community to reduce the use of water during these peak demand periods.
The bulk of water consumption in CCL is for irrigation and other outdoor uses. Please ensure that your irrigation systems are leak free.
If you see a water leak anywhere in our subdivision please report it immediately. You may call Inframark 24 hours a day at 281-398-8211.
The irrigation of the flowers and grass in the common areas around the subdivision is supplied by the retention lakes. This non-potable water does not count towards our WHCRWA allocation.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Notice of Stage 1 Drought Conditions
Please be advised that the West Harris County Regional Water Authority (Authority) is currently in Stage 1 (voluntary reductions) of its Drought Contingency Plan due to climate and weather conditions. The Authority determined that it was necessary to trigger Stage 1 in order to facilitate compliance with the Harris Galveston Subsidence District requirements.
Under this Stage 1, the Authority is requesting all water users to voluntarily reduce their water usage effective immediately. The Authority will continue to monitor water use and will provide another notice if the drought stage changes or if Stage 1 drought conditions have been lifted.
Thank you for your cooperation. A copy of the Authority’s Drought Contingency Plan can be found by following the link below.