Local authorities in Gornji Milanovac have banned non-essential water use following reports of poor hydrological conditions at the regional Rzav water system.
Key facts
- •The decision follows a notification from the Rzav public water supply company in Arilje regarding poor conditions at the Ševelj water intake.
- •The ban covers non-essential activities such as filling pools and watering green spaces.
- •Irrigation of crops using the Dičina River and its tributaries is explicitly prohibited.
- •Municipal inspectors are tasked with enforcing the new restrictions.
- •The measures will stay in place until local precipitation levels increase.
The municipal administration of Gornji Milanovac has issued an order for water conservation and rational use due to unfavorable hydrological conditions at the Rzav regional water system. This system serves as the primary water supply for the local population.
Restrictions on Water Usage
Effective immediately, residents are prohibited from using municipal water for irrigating agricultural land or green spaces. The order also bans filling swimming pools, wells, and individual reservoirs, as well as washing or cooling sidewalks, terraces, and yards. Furthermore, the use of hydrants for purposes other than their intended function is forbidden.
Agricultural and Enforcement Measures
A specific measure prohibits the irrigation of agricultural crops using water from the Dičina River and its tributaries, as well as from local wells and springs. The municipal inspection service will monitor compliance, and users who violate these restrictions will face penalties. These measures will remain in effect until hydrometeorological conditions improve and rainfall increases in the area.
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This article was independently rewritten by ManyPress editorial AI from reporting originally published by N1 Info.
