$500 fine for violating water restrictions
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Washington Post editors
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission warns that those violating the mandatory water restrictions it has implemented could face a fine of up to $500.
WSSC implemented the restrictions for all its customers after an inspection found a failing 96-inch water main. The restrictions take effect immediately and are expected to last at least four days.
Authorities have warned residents to:
- Stop all outside water use – no watering lawns, no washing cars, no topping off swimming pools
- Use water only as necessary
- Limit flushing toilets (do not flush after every use)
- Limit using washing machines and dishwashers (wash full loads only)
By
Washington Post editors
| July 1, 2010; 2:31 PM ET
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