Loudoun supervisors to eye easing water limits

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The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors today is set to consider loosening the county’s water restrictions in the wake of last year’s drought.

The changes would exempt government and public infrastructure from restrictions. Under the original 1979 plan, voluntary water restrictions were universally a maximum of 75 gallons per person, per day.

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