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Monarch Speaks in San Diego
Rebates are back- at least for a while
Here are the details-
REBATE AMOUNT CHANGES:
- High-efficiency clothes washers (4.0 Water Factor or less): $50 (Please
note the change in the clothes washer requirement from WF 5.0 to WF 4.0 as
of July 1, 2009.)
- High-efficiency toilets (WaterSense qualified, 1.28 gpf or less): $50
- Weather-Based Irrigation Controllers (Smart Water Application
Technologies™ or “SWAT” tested; add-on devices are not rebated)
-- (<1 acre): $80
-- (1+ acre): $25/station
- Rotary nozzles, new requirement to include pressure regulating heads:
$4/nozzle
- Synthetic turf: $0.60/sq ft (not available in all areas as local water
agencies must now match funds and retrofitted area must be less than ½
acre; check the website for details)
As always, local water agencies have the option to add funding and increase
rebate amounts for their customers. Agency funding updates will be provided
on a monthly basis.
If you have any questions, please visit the program website at:
www.bewaterwise.com or call the SoCal Water$mart hotline at: 888-376-3314.
We look forward to working with you!
California Friendly Plant Guide
Good resource for saving water outdoors: California-Friendly Guide to Native and Drought Tolerant Gardens by @LVMWD http://www.lvmwd.com
Run off a bigger issue than previously thought
American Chemical Society press release declaring water pollution resulting from run-off from homes has been underestimated by 50%. Note that the study was done in Sac and OC.
Emergency 'go' for graywater in Ca
Emergency 'go' for graywater in CA
SAN DIEGO - Drought compels state to move 18 months ahead of schedule.
To read the rest of this article, go to:
http://www.watertechonline.com/news.asp?N_ID=72345
SAN DIEGO - Drought compels state to move 18 months ahead of schedule.
To read the rest of this article, go to:
http://www.watertechonline.com/news.asp?N_ID=72345
Ornamental Grasses for Fall Landscapes
Here are some grasses that will add texture to your landscape. Think low water, maintenance and added beauty.
There are some great contractors out there.
Jensen Ranked Among the Nation's Top Landscape Companieshttp://bit.ly/3RSaQo
Texas dealing with NO WATER possibilities
DALLAS - Restrictions 'may' preserve drinking water, one city says. To read the rest http://bit.ly/xhvth
Ash borer causing problem for Ash trees across Midwest
8 billion trees in Jeopardy
http://www.twincities.com/ci_12919697
Water Shortage getting "Fishy"
Check out latest news on water supplies.
No More Water in the OC??
New study shows water supply for Southern California is in serious jeopardy over the next few decades. Check out this link for more info http://sciencedude.freedomblogging.com/2009/07/21/key-oc-water-source-under-threat-but-how-badly/43145/
Removing Passive Turf Areas
So you've taken out your lawn. Now what? 7/18 class at Quail Botanical Gardens in El Cajon covers some options http://tinyurl.com/lwrh62
Monarch to Speak
Monarch has been asked by CACM to create a 30 year reserve study providing real world targets, goals and budgets for Home Owner Associations to put into practice. Matt Davenport will represent Monarch in Oakland, Sacramento, Coachella Valley, LA and Ventura this Fall.
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