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Welcome to W.R.A.S.B.C
Over 54% of residential water use is for landscapes
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- (831) 637-4378
- snovack@sbcwd.com
- Hollister, CA 95023
- 30 Mansfield Road, Hollister, CA 95023
Spring is the Start of the Irrigation Season
Have your irrigation system checked before summer. More than 50% of residential water is used on landscapes. Most irirgation water is wasted due to over watering or leaky and antiquated equipment. Call the WRASBC for FREE assistance. (831) 637-4378
See the short video below for spring water conservation tips.
Compost Giveaway sponsored by Recology
April 6th from 9AM-1PM. In Hollister at 2100 San Juan - Hollister Road. On April 13th from 9AM-1PM at San Juan School, 100 Nyland Drive, San Juan Bautista. Compost helps to conserve water in a few different ways. In its capacity to retain and efficiently transfer water through the soil, especially clay soil like what is found locally. Compost allows surrounding plants to maximize water for growth. This in turn saves you money by minimizing the amount of irrigation you will have to provide to your project.
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Earth Day Celebration – Saturday , April 20th
11AM - 2PM at the State Historical Park in San Juan Bautista. Boothes, art, performances, free recycling programs, art poster winners announced.
Welcome to the W.R.A.S.B.C
The Water Resources Association San Benito County (WRASBC) is a locally-based agency
serving water customers from the following agencies:
City of Hollister, the City of San Juan Bautista, Sunnyslope County Water
District and the San Benito County Water District. The Water Resources Association
is governed by representatives from each of the beforementioned agencies.
The WRASBC focuses on water conservation and water resource protection.
serving water customers from the following agencies:
City of Hollister, the City of San Juan Bautista, Sunnyslope County Water
District and the San Benito County Water District. The Water Resources Association
is governed by representatives from each of the beforementioned agencies.
The WRASBC focuses on water conservation and water resource protection.
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