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Posted November 29, 2022
Rain is on the horizon (Hooray!), and there is still time to order a discounted rain barrel to capture some water to save for a dry day. Discounts are available from the Solana Center through the end of the month, and pick-up is located in Encinitas. You ...
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Posted November 8, 2022
Our rain gauges are ready, is your landscape ready? Tuesday's forecast for approximately an inch of rain means your irrigation system should be off, and can stay off for the remainder of the week. Too much water on your plants and grass can cause as much ...
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Posted September 21, 2022
In an average year, SFID receives approximately 30% of its water supply from rainfall collected in Lake Hodges, which is owned by the city of San Diego. During an inspection earlier this year, the City identified areas in the dam wall that required repair...
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Posted August 18, 2022
High temperatures and humidity can stress your landscape and it can be tempting to irrigate every day. But in drought conditions, it’s critical we reduce our water use and be as efficient as possible.
This video, shows an experiment don...
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Posted July 21, 2022
Additional drought restrictions for our community mean we all need to do our part to save water. Your outdoor landscaping takes up at least 50% of water use, and is a great way to reduce water waste. Learn more about rebates, classes and additional tips o...
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Posted June 16, 2022
In response to continued drought conditions and statewide orders, the Santa Fe Irrigation District will implement Drought Response Level 2 actions effective immediately. All water districts in California have been asked to increase the call for conservati...
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Posted February 21, 2022
The Santa Fe Irrigation District Board of Directors has appointed a new director to Division 1, Ken Westphal. Mr. Westphal was appointed after the December resignation of Frank Creede.
Mr. Westphal is a resident of Rancho Santa Fe and recently re...
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