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Cape Town
100 days of water left in Cape Town dams, restrictions to be tightened
Cape Town -?The City of Cape wants to introduce Level 4 water restrictions which would ban all use of municipal water for outside and non-essential use and limit residents to 100 litres of water per person per day.
This means no car washing, watering of gardens, irrigation with municipal drinking water at all, and no new golf courses or sports fields to be built unless they will be watered with non-potable water.
Should Council approve the restrictions, it will be in effect from June 1.
The Level 3 restrictions had allowed watering by watering can for an hour on Tuesday and Saturday, but that would be out of bounds if the Level 4 restrictions are passed. Filling and topping up swimming pools would also not be allowed.
The Level 4 restrictions would also come with sanitation tips such as using old bath water to fill the toilet cistern and not flushing each time the toilet is used.
''Use water only for drinking, cooking and essential washing,'' a city statement said.
It wants every Capetonian to use no more than an overall 100 litres of water a day.