Correia, the general foreman says it would stop working. If the water continues the way it is, were a foot and a half away, maybe a week or two. It holds 2. 5 million gallons beyond our storage area. Reporter which is why ashland is among several towns reaching out for reasonable water with its vast network of storage. Were 85 full. We have the ability to help those communities around us drought. Reporter and stressed might be an understatement. The brown lawn, a testament to hot days with little rain. Ashland will have to reach into a Rainy Day Fund to pay for the connection and bring in an additional 200,000 gallons. They charge a premium for that, so i expect it to be in the thousands if we do have to use it. Reporter in the meantime, the town manager is seeking a total ban on outdoor water use. Protection, water tanks, and quality. Reporter so they are hoping to make that connection soon to take the pressure off. The town is taking this seriously. They are issuing 200 fines to anyo
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