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LOCAL REGULATIONS

Are there watering restrictions in Bakersfield, CA?

Drip irrigation system” means a non-spray, low-pressure, and low volume irrigation system utilizing emission devices | with a precipitation or flow rate measured in gallons per hour (GPH), designed to slowly apply small volumes of water | at or near the root zone of plants or other landscaping. | 3. “Flow rate” means the rate at which water flows through pipes, valves, and emission devices, measured in gallons per | minute (GPM), gallons per hour (GPH), inches per hour (IPH), hundred cubic feet (Ccf), or cubic feet per second | (CFS). | 4. “Flow-restricting device” means valves, orifices, or other devices that reduce the flow of potable water through a | service line, which are capable of passing a minimum of 3 Ccf per person, per month, based upon the U.S. Census | calculation of the average number of people in a household in the area. | 5. “High-efficiency sprinkler systems” means an irrigation system with emission devices, such as sprinkler heads | or nozzles, with a precipitation or flow rate no greater than one IPH. | 6. “Irrigation” means the application of potable water by artificial means to landscape. | 7. “Irrigation system” means the components of a system meant to apply water to an area for the purpose of irrigation, | including, but not limited to, piping, fittings, sprinkler heads or nozzles, drip tubing, valves, and control wiring. | 8. “Landscape” means all of the outdoor planting areas, turf areas, and water features at a particular location. | 9. “Measureable rainfall” means any amount of precipitation of more than one-tenth of an inch (0.1”). | 10. “Micro spray irrigation system” means a low-pressure, low-volume irrigation system utilizing emission devices | that spray, mist, sprinkle, or drip with a precipitation or flow rate measured in GPH, designed to slowly apply small | volumes of water to a specific area. | 11. “Ornamental landscape” means shrubs, bushes, flowers, ground cover, turf, lawns, and grass planted for the purpose | of improving the aesthetic appearance of property, but does not include crops or other agricultural products or | special landscape areas. | 12. "Ornamental turf" means a ground cover surface of grass that can be mowed and is planted for the purpose of | improving the aesthetic appearance of the property, but does not include crops or other agricultural products or | special landscape areas

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LOCAL REGULATIONS

Does Bakersfield, CA have long / overgrown grass ordinances?

We have no records of city or county-mandated long grass ordinances in Bakersfield, CA. However, 62% of customers in Bakersfield report having overgrown grass restrictions mandated by their Homeowners association.