Here's everything folks need to know about San Antonio's new water regulations
Following the city's hottest summer on record, San Antonio City Council on Thursday unanimously adopted five new measures to help conserve water. The updates include a noncompliance charge for violators, a drought surcharge, new watering times and regulations for drip irrigation and newly installed irrigation systems. Here's a rundown on the change:
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