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Y p-qwn Watering Restrictions Still in Effect La w n watering restrictions j still were being enforced in Las ! Vegas today. Of course, the enforcement I officers didn’t have m uch enforcing to do, thanks to Jupiter ; [Fluvius, who dumped copious ! amounts of moisture on the area [last night. B ut the officers, have not received any instructions to i desist and they w ill continue to | enforce the ordinance until in- Istructed officially to cease. City Manager Chet Shelley said this morning he had re-j ceived no orders to lift the restrictions and, until such an i order did come through, there could be no action from his j UAXJlk/C. i The police department traffic; unit, which has charge, of the | (enforcement of the ordinance, I, i likewise said they had received [no orders and were 'continuing ; j on their enforcement program . < A meeting, which was suppos-le'd to be held today, had not j been scheduled on the city man-l ager’s agenda this morning, and f he said he did not know whether l it still would be held today. !; In the meantime, all concern-ipd, advised- property owners to ^cbide by the restrictions until : “public notice of their lifting was give.nl' 4 h . *
