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Your annual Water Quality <br />Report has information on where <br />your water comes from, how <br />ERMU protects it, and the results <br />of water samples taken in 2024. <br />Physical copies are available <br />upon request. To view the report <br />online please visit ermumn. <br />com/download_ <br />file/1163/0 <br />or scan the QR <br />code provided here. <br />WATER QUALITY <br />REPORT <br />The City of Elk River’s Code <br />of Ordinances establishes the <br />following permanent <br />restrictions on public water use: <br />• No sprinkling allowed <br />between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. <br />• Lawn sprinkling is only <br />permitted on odd/even days <br />in coordination with the <br />property’s address number. <br />These restrictions help ensure <br />adequate water supplies for fire <br />response as well as community <br />health and safety. <br />WATERING <br />RESTRICTIONS <br />SUMMER 2025 <br />THE CURRENT <br />WE WELCOME YOUR QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS: ERMUMN.COM | 763.441.2020 <br />3 ft <br />3 f <br />t <br />3 ft <br />10 <br />f <br />t <br />3 ft <br />6 ft <br />6 ft <br />Required clearance <br />for fire hydrants <br />Call 811 before you dig or visit <br />gopherstateonecall.org <br />Keeping Utilities Clear and Safe <br />The utility equipment on your property plays an important role in providing essential <br />services to you and your neighbors. Landscaping or objects that obstruct access to <br />meters, transformers, or hydrants can endanger workers, disrupt service, or delay critical <br />emergency responses. <br />As you work on your lawn this summer, please remember to trim bushes and trees around <br />utility infrastructure. If there isn’t enough space for safe operation and maintenance, ERMU <br />technicians will need to remove any items obstructing the equipment. <br />When planting new greenery, consider the mature size and growth patterns of your plants. <br />And as always, don’t forget to call 811 before starting any digging project! <br />Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and accessible working area around utilities on <br />your property. <br />Proposed <br />Excavation <br />Temporary Survey <br />Markings <br />Electric Power <br />Lines <br />Gas, Oil, or <br />Steam <br />Communication <br />CATV <br />Potable Water <br />Reclaimed Water, <br />Irrigation <br />Sewer and Drain <br />Lines <br />For your convenience, we’ve included the locator flag color system and clearance <br />requirement diagrams below for your review. <br />Color Codes for Marking Underground Utilities: <br />Required clearance <br />for transformers <br />Required clearance <br />for electric meters <br />199