Robson-Raspberry Improvement District
Important News:
Stage Two Water Restrictions Now In effect!
STAGE ONE ALERT – Mandatory from May 15th to September 30th of each year.
• odd numbered addresses: all outdoor water use on odd numbered days only from
6 am - 9 am and 7 pm - 10 pm.
• even numbered addresses: all outdoor water use on even numbered days only from
6 am – 9 am and 7 pm – 10 pm.
• one sprinkler for the first acre or portion thereof.
• an additional sprinkler for each additional acre as per the RRID assessment for a maximum of three sprinklers on at one time.
STAGE TWO ALERT
• lawn sprinkling prohibited. Absolutely no lawn sprinkling allowed.
• watering of gardens (vegetable & flower) only, no other outdoor water use permitted.
• watering of gardens allowed by sprinkler from 6 am – 9 am on your day only.
• one sprinkler per property only.
STAGE THREE ALERT
• Watering of vegetable and flower gardens by hand with a hose with nozzle attached only.
• No other outdoor water use permitted.
• Hand watering of gardens allowed from 6 am – 9 am on your day only.
STAGE FOUR ALERT
• Absolutely no outdoor water use permitted.
Bill Payment Options
Option One:
Interac e-Transfer is the preferred method of Bill Payment.
*****Interac e-Transfer is Simple, Fast and Secure*****
Interact e-Transfer Email is: [email protected]
PLEASE put your 9 digit PID Number in the message section
Option Two:
Visit us in person at our centrally located office (2619 Broadwater Road) with Cash, Personal Cheque, or a Bank Draft - during office hours.
If our office hours are not convenient for you, Cheques can be dropped through our secure mail slot.
Our Mission Statement
Our mission is to provide safe, reliable and sustainable water services to our community, while responsibly managing and protecting our water resources for future generations. We are committed to promoting water conservation, environmental stewardship, and equitable access to clean water for all.
Quick Links
Outdoor water Restrictions PDF
Listed Bylaws page
Board Meeting Minutes