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Why are parks and playing fields exempt from the regulations?

April 26, 2017exempt Fields Parks playing regulations

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Why are parks and playing fields exempt from the regulations?

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These areas are often too large to be effectively irrigated within the allowed sprinkling times. Also, most playing fields are built on a sand base for better drainage. Turf grown on a sand base can die if not watered. The high cost of replacing playing field turf is a poor use of public money.