Belle Isle’s ordinary landscape-watering schedule depends on address type and season. A home without a street number follows the odd-address row, not a separate undefined schedule. Use the City’s table before setting an automatic timer. Belle Isle watering restrictions

The ordinary calendar

PropertyDuring daylight saving timeDuring standard time
Odd-numbered home or home without an address numberWednesday and SaturdaySaturday
Even-numbered homeThursday and SundaySunday
Nonresidential propertyTuesday and FridayTuesday

The District defines the daylight-saving period as the second Sunday in March through the first Sunday in November. Its ordinary restrictions prohibit watering from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and limit each zone to three-quarters of an inch and one hour per irrigation day. These are maximums, not instructions to irrigate when the landscape does not need water. District ordinary restrictions

Do not copy a shortage schedule without checking its geography

The District page also displays stricter Phase III rules for specified areas. The linked May 11, 2026 order’s geographic list does not name Orange County. That list is on page 5, separate from the ordinary year-round rules. Phase III order

LSL checked that distinction on September 20, 2026; it is not a guarantee against a later order or an additional local restriction. Before changing a timer, check both the City’s page and the District’s current notices for the property’s location. Applying whichever schedule appears first on a regional page can import another area’s restrictions.

A timer check that catches the common mismatch

For an ordinary residential schedule, read the last digit of the street number, select the current season’s row, and inspect every active timer program. An old second program can still run on a day you removed from the main program.

As an LSL illustration, a home numbered 102 uses the even-address row: Thursday/Sunday in daylight saving time, Sunday in standard time. A home numbered 101 uses Wednesday/Saturday, then Saturday. These examples illustrate the table; they are not investigated properties or individualized permission to water.

Write the next seasonal change beside the timer, and recheck active drought notices at that point. Do not extend run time simply because the ordinary winter schedule has fewer days.

Check exceptions separately

The City says restrictions cover wells and pumped water as well as utility supplies. It lists exceptions involving certain methods or purposes, including new landscaping and reclaimed water. Those categories do not establish that an entire property is exempt. Ask Belle Isle at 407-851-7730 about the actual source and method before relying on an exception. City scope and exceptions

LSL compared the City and District schedules and read the current linked order, including its native geographic and signature pages. We did not inspect an irrigation system or obtain an address-specific enforcement decision.