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2. There shalle {d be no hose washing of hard-surfaced areas. Use bucket and broom to wash down hard-surfaced areas if necessary for the benefit of public health and safety. 3. Outdoor irrigation of lawn and ornamental landscaping shall be limited toSheu-lit--net-irrigate deeaping on consecutive days or more frequently than one day per week October through March, and or-two, non-consecutive days per week April through September. Additionally, running irrigation during periods of rain is discouraged-. 4. Commercial customers should post water conservation messages on bathroom lavatory mirrors. 5. Swimming pools, spas, fountains, and decorative ponds should be leak proof. Any leak should be repaired in a timely manner after notification by the city, but should not exceed 72 hours. 6. Cover pools when not in use to reduce evaporation. 7. Using potable water for construction is discouraged if a feasible alternative source of water for construction exists. C. Level: Stage 2—Up to 20% Mandatory Reduction. There are definable events that lead to a reasonable conclusion that in the current and/or upcoming water years, water supplies may not be adequate to meet all customer water demands. The following mandatory restrictions shall be applicable during a Stage 2 activation of the water shortage contingency plan: 1. All of the prohibitions and restrictions set forth during normal supply, as well as the voluntary Stage 1 restrictions, shall all be in effect and shall all be mandatory. 2. Outdoor irrigation of lawn and ornamental landscaping shall be limited to one day per week October through March, and two; non-consecutive days per week April through September.Lawn watering and landscape irrigation, including constr-usfiec--ceter-}r at -sl af4-be-reduced-to- e-ioce than one day .- -- e_ e e• • __e- _ _ , nd two days per week April through September on an odd even }. Irrigation system checks for breaks/leak repairs by present irrigation professionals who remain on-site directly observing the system are excluded. 3. Washing of autos, trucks, trailers, and other types of mobile equipment may be done at any hour, but no more frequently than once per month with a bucket and a hose equipped with a positive shut-off nozzle or device attached to it that causes it to cease dispensing water immediately when not in use for qek noses. Washing is permitted at a commercial car wash. No wastewater from vehicle washing may enter the storm drain system. 4. Restaurant kitchens shall be equipped with low-flow rinse nozzles. D. Level: Stage 3—Up to 35% Mandatory Reduction. There are definable events that lead to a firm conclusion that in the current water year, water supplies will not be adequate to meet customers' water demands. The following mandatory restrictions shall be applicable during a Stage 3 activation of the water shortage contingency plan: 1. All of the prohibitions and restrictions set forth during normal supply, as well as the voluntary Stage 1 restrictions, and the prohibitions and restrictions in Stage 2, shall all be in effect and shall all be mandatory. 2. Outdoor watering under Stage 3 is restricted as follows: a) 20 through 25% Mandatory Reduction. Lawn watering and landscape irrigation, for all customer classes, shall be reduced to no more than one day per week during the months of October through March, and no more than two non-consecutive days per week during the months of April through September. b) 26 through 35% Mandatory Reduction: i. Single-family residential individually metered and multi-family (non-irrigation) classes shall be limited in the use of all outdoor watering to hand-watering using a hose with a positive shut-off nozzle, drip, or subsurface irrigation on Saturday and Sunday only. 5