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Does the new law require lawn on Educational Institutions to be replaced?

Does the new law require lawn on Educational Institutions to be replaced?

No. The law does not require any lawn be replaced, only that irrigation be turned off. The irrigation ban does not apply to soccer fields, baseball diamonds, or other areas used for play, sports, recreation, or community events.

No. The law does not require any lawn be replaced, only that irrigation be turned off. The irrigation ban does not apply to soccer fields, baseball diamonds, or other areas used for play, sports, recreation, or community events.

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