“Fairhope, they are allowing it to grow at a rate where they are not producing sewage capacity, and they’re not producing water capacity.'
For weeks, the city urged residents to cut back on water usage, even potentially fining people hundreds of dollars.“We all have beautiful flowers here and Daphne,” said Carol Tierce, trying to conserve water. “Everybody takes pride in their yard, so it’s hard not to turn that water on.”
The City of Fairhope apparently took extensive measures to get residents to conserve water. According to their Facebook page, they implemented fines of up to $500 for those who run irrigation. According to the City, Thursday, they used 8.5 million gallons of water and Friday, 8.7 million gallons.FOX10 News reached out to Mayor Sherry Sullivan’s office on if any fines have been handed out.One resident said the current infrastructure can’t keep up with all the growth.
“Fairhope, they are allowing it to grow at a rate where they are not producing sewage capacity, and they’re not producing water capacity,” said Danny Rice. “It could very well be a serious issue in our short future.”Most Read
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