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Reader says Number of houses in Ridgewood hasn’t changed in a long time , What happened in the meantime?

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Number of houses in Ridgewood hasn’t changed in a long time. How come now the company can’t keep up with the needs? A few years ago there were no issues with irrigating, right? What happened in the meantime? You cannot blame this situation to automatic sprinklers. After all most of them work very early morning when people are asleep. We are getting more restricted every year. In a couple of years showerheads will probably be declared illegal in Ridgewood. What I smell is a collaboration between Rwg Water and VC to make this situation as tough as possible in order to convince people that the only alternative it to block the sun with some huge deposits in the middle of the village. It always works this way.

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  1. Actually you can blame this situation on irrigation. More people these days have automatic sprinklers, and even if they’re used at night, it’s still a huge volume of water.

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