San Jose officials are restricting water use for new developments, but conservationists want to see the city take more aggressive steps.

San Jose councilmembers voted Tuesday to amend the city’s water efficient landscape ordinance–a 1993 rule which is periodically updated. City officials said there’s an urgent need for new developments to only install drought-tolerant landscapes, citing the extreme dry conditions affecting the Bay Area and the state.

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