The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) is implementing Stage 2 restrictions starting Monday, March 3. That means all customers have to limit outdoor watering to no more than once a week.

The LCRA said it's likely lake levels will be under the 25th percentile from December 2024 to February 2025. The restrictions would stay active until both lakes reach roughly 55% capacity ...

LIST: What are the current water restrictions in your city? According to LCRA, the combined storage of Lake Buchanan and Lake Travis were at about 51% of capacity. “It looks like we’ll be ...

Stage 1: indicates baseline water conservation Stage 2: indicates a moderate water shortage Stage 3: indicates a severe water ...

The Lower Colorado River Authority, or LCRA, has enacted stage 2 outdoor water restrictions Mar. 3 in response to continuing ...

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LCRA executive vice president of Water, in a release. "Our water supply reservoirs — lakes Buchanan and Travis — remain stressed and are now sitting at about 51% of capacity." Both Lake ...

The LCRA documents include new renderings, plus specifics on the mix of apartments, office space and retail included in the project’s preliminary plan. Documents included as part of LCRA's ...

According to LCRA, the combined storage of Lake Buchanan and Lake Travis were at about 51% of capacity. “It looks like we’ll be headed into Stage 2 in early March, and we wanted to give people ...