Located in the heart of Colorado’s high country, Summit County’s Town of Frisco has implemented mandatory water use restrictions amid a strain on the area’s water infrastructure amid low creek flows. … The goal of these restrictions is to reduce strain on the town’s water pumps given low creek flow, as well as to protect creek habitat. At this time, drinking water supplies and water used for fire protection are not at risk. A few key water use changes that are required by these restrictions include the following: Restaurants and other commercial establishments can only serve water upon customer request.

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