Water Rationing in Arroyo Grande? (houses, to buy, live in)

[Goin' Coastal]

I am new to this forum and have been poking around here trying to do some research before making an offer on a house down in AG.

What do I need to know about potential water supply problems down there? I have seen a few references here and I have checked the one of the water district sites, but I don't get a good feel for the problems, other than there is, or will be, water rationing.

Thanks for any quick updates you can offer, or help in looking in the right direction.

[KC6ZLV]

You can call the city (or county if the house is outside the city limits) water/utility department to inquire about these issues.

[Nozzle]

I live in AG. Are you looking to buy a house connected to municipal water supply or property on a well? If on muni water there isn't really a ration/restriction aside from pricing tiers.

My family and I live in an average house in town and our water/sewer bill from the city is $170 every two months. About $70 of that is a Lopez Lake dam fee which never seems to go away.

[Goin' Coastal]

We are looking at houses on muni water, AG on the mesa. The water bills I've seen at potential properties don't seem too bad, even for half-acre lots with grass, roses, etc. Thanks for your feedback!

[.highnlite]

There is no rationing per se, the expense of the water serves as a ration., there is a limit to development based on available water. There are water use restrictions which no one seems to pay attention to. The town is about maxed out on available water.