Watering rules in the area are being relaxed. Residents of Terrell Hills will see a change in the drought restrictions. The city is making this adjustment due to increased water levels. This shift is a result of recent rainfall. Further information can be found through local news sources, such as WOAI News 4, for specifics on the new restrictions and what it means for the community.
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