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will drought stifle california\'s love affair with pools?
by：MX machinery
2020-11-18
The huge pool industry in California faces a dilemma as the country enters its fourth year of summer and historic drought conditions.
Last month, the government
Jerry Brown ordered unprecedented water restrictions in California, aiming to reduce water use by 25% across the state.
However, the state\'s economic agricultural sector is exempt from many cuts.
Starting Tuesday, the California Water Control Board will begin hearing changes to these restrictions and plans to vote later this week on finalizing the regulations.
Hot News Democratic debate \"heartbeat\" bill litigation family planning interview capital default \"every drop of water saved today has improved California\'s ability to withstand a possible fifth-year drought, \"notes the state\'s fact sheet on current water restrictions.
\"In this fourth year of severe drought, many Californian people will have to make real lifestyle changes in order to save water for areas that may continue to dry.
\"In addition to the restrictions on toilet, shower, food preparation and clean water, the State points out that outdoor water will have to be reduced significantly . \".
Although California\'s emergency regulations do not currently prohibit filling in private or public swimming pools, the state says local water suppliers will decide how to meet their protection standards, which may include restrictions on swimming pools.
\"The swimming pool is a long-term symbol of the Golden State lifestyle.
According to the California Association of swimming pools and spas (CPSA)
There are more than one state.
2 million private swimming pools and about 300,000 commercial swimming pools belonging to the local municipal, hotel and apartment complex.
Will the upcoming El Nino end the drought on the West Coast?
The swimming pool and spa industry contributes more than $5 billion in economic activity to California each year, CPSA said, and the state hired nearly 55,000 people in 2013.
To protect their impact on the environment, \"a well
In a statement to CBS MoneyWatch, CPSA president and chief lobbyists John Norwood said: \"The maintained pool or spa uses less water per day than the irrigated lawn.
\"Most of the pool design is more than just the pool itself.
Wooden or concrete decks also replace the traditional landscape design.
Norwood cited a study in the San Margarita water area in Orange County that identified a 1,200 square meter
The foot pool with a lid uses about the same amount of water per year as \"California\"
Friendly drought
A year after the pool was built.
\"But the impact of CPSA on drought is also realistic.
\"Like all other water-dependent industries, the pool industry has to make a difference in order to survive and help the rest of the state through this crisis, the association notes on its website.
\"This is the message we received from the governor and the State Water Control Board, and the reality we have to face now.
\"However, these restrictions and ongoing droughts do not seem to slow California\'s love for the pool.
Construction data cited by the Orange County Register shows that homeowners in the county have installed nearly 4,500 new swimming pools since 2010.
This may be counter-intuitive, but the best thing for the pool owners in California is some very rainy years ---starting soon.
Last month, the government
Jerry Brown ordered unprecedented water restrictions in California, aiming to reduce water use by 25% across the state.
However, the state\'s economic agricultural sector is exempt from many cuts.
Starting Tuesday, the California Water Control Board will begin hearing changes to these restrictions and plans to vote later this week on finalizing the regulations.
Hot News Democratic debate \"heartbeat\" bill litigation family planning interview capital default \"every drop of water saved today has improved California\'s ability to withstand a possible fifth-year drought, \"notes the state\'s fact sheet on current water restrictions.
\"In this fourth year of severe drought, many Californian people will have to make real lifestyle changes in order to save water for areas that may continue to dry.
\"In addition to the restrictions on toilet, shower, food preparation and clean water, the State points out that outdoor water will have to be reduced significantly . \".
Although California\'s emergency regulations do not currently prohibit filling in private or public swimming pools, the state says local water suppliers will decide how to meet their protection standards, which may include restrictions on swimming pools.
\"The swimming pool is a long-term symbol of the Golden State lifestyle.
According to the California Association of swimming pools and spas (CPSA)
There are more than one state.
2 million private swimming pools and about 300,000 commercial swimming pools belonging to the local municipal, hotel and apartment complex.
Will the upcoming El Nino end the drought on the West Coast?
The swimming pool and spa industry contributes more than $5 billion in economic activity to California each year, CPSA said, and the state hired nearly 55,000 people in 2013.
To protect their impact on the environment, \"a well
In a statement to CBS MoneyWatch, CPSA president and chief lobbyists John Norwood said: \"The maintained pool or spa uses less water per day than the irrigated lawn.
\"Most of the pool design is more than just the pool itself.
Wooden or concrete decks also replace the traditional landscape design.
Norwood cited a study in the San Margarita water area in Orange County that identified a 1,200 square meter
The foot pool with a lid uses about the same amount of water per year as \"California\"
Friendly drought
A year after the pool was built.
\"But the impact of CPSA on drought is also realistic.
\"Like all other water-dependent industries, the pool industry has to make a difference in order to survive and help the rest of the state through this crisis, the association notes on its website.
\"This is the message we received from the governor and the State Water Control Board, and the reality we have to face now.
\"However, these restrictions and ongoing droughts do not seem to slow California\'s love for the pool.
Construction data cited by the Orange County Register shows that homeowners in the county have installed nearly 4,500 new swimming pools since 2010.
This may be counter-intuitive, but the best thing for the pool owners in California is some very rainy years ---starting soon.
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