(KNSI) – The city of Sartell has lifted its water ban.
The city ended the restriction at 3 p.m. Monday, meaning splash pads have returned to normal operation.
Property owners are asked to abide by the odd/even watering ordinance: properties that have an even-numbered address can only irrigate on even-numbered dates and vice versa.
The water ban was put in place on Wednesday.
The city of Sauk Rapids’s water ban is still in effect.
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