SAWS made him take down his fence so they could replace a water main and the problems followed.
SAN ANTONIO — We all had a tough time keeping our lawns green this year. And one south San Antonio man says, almost his entire yard died because a SAWS contractor broke his irrigation system, then took too long to fix it and with the drought, all his grass died.had to clear the lot before he could build
"I had a guy to come check it out at least once a year to make sure everything was working," says Moreno about his irrigation system. Moreno says he was told,"Everything we remove we will put back the way it was." But he says he watched, as the 100+ degrees heat and no water turned his yard from plush green...to shriveled, brown grass. Moreno is limited to a rolling walker and could use a water hose to save his grass.
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