Lawn-Watering Restrictions In Woodbury: What To Know

WOODBURY, MN — With summer now officially underway, Woodbury officials are reminding residents to conserve water by following the city’s year-round daytime irrigation ban and odd-even watering schedule.

Residents are only allowed to water their lawns before noon or after 5 p.m. on their scheduled days, officials said.

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Homes and businesses with even-numbered addresses should water their lawns on even-numbered dates, with odd-numbered homes and businesses allowed to water on odd dates.

Residents who water their lawns on the wrong day or at the wrong time could face fines. A first offense prompts a fine of $50, which doubles with each subsequent violation, according to the city's ordinances.

The city's lawn-watering policies also cover private wells, though many sports fields, golf courses, nurseries and other agricultural businesses are exempt, officials said.

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Anyone with questions about Woodbury's lawn-watering restrictions should call the Public Works Department at 651-714-3720 or email publicworks@woodburymn.gov.

Click here for more information about water conservation from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.

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