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[Annette Fazzari]

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The intent of the Turf Replacement program is to have businesses remove their existing grass and to replace it with organic, drought tolerant landscaping. Please note, synthetic turf is not an approved conversion option for this program. Following the success of other incentive programs focusing on landscaping and turf grass removal, the Turf Replacement program aims to combine turf removal, irrigation modification and rainwater retention or filtration to support reuse or soil absorption of rainwater. Every turf replacement project will include:

The Turf Replacement program is a two-part application process. In order to receive a rebate, you must apply to reserve rebate funds prior to starting your project. After the reservation, you will have 180 days to complete the project and submit your request for a rebate. Metropolitan Water District is offering a rebate of $2.00 per square foot up to 50,000 square feet of conversion per meter per year. Your water agency may offer an additional rebate incentive. Rebate amounts are subject to change at any time and are based on availability at the time of application approval. To verify the full incentive offered for your area, please visit estimate my rebate. Additional information on this requirement can be found in the Terms and Conditions.

Please read the Terms and Conditions and the Frequently Asked Questions thoroughly before applying for your rebate. These pages will help you navigate the application and understand the information and materials you will need to provide as part of the application process.

Depending on the conversion methods used in your Turf Replacement project, you may be eligible for additional rebates on devices such as weather based irrigation controllers, soil moisture sensors, rotating nozzles, rain barrels or cisterns. For information on available outdoor device rebates, please visit the outdoor device page.

Chloe, it sounds like you may be getting inaccurate product information claims from a manufacturer. Products cannot be "certified" under LEED, only buildings can. I have seen this before where the manufacturer labels a product as "LEED Certified" when they really mean that they think it can contribute to a credit within the LEED rating systems.

Ok,I translated the page to English (WAY too rusty on my French to attempt it on my own), and see one bulleted item claiming "Meets LEED standards." My guess is, since they're also claiming "5 cultivars" this means that it may not be a monoculture, and if that's true, it would have qualified as vegetated area for a v2009 project. For v4 projects, however, I believe the option to have non-monoculture turf areas counted as vegetated space has been removed, regardless of how many cultures make up the turf areas. So, for v4 you can still count turf areas as open space, but it does not count towards the vegetated space calculations.

Chelsea, I'm looking at v4.1 changes too...based on their language, and LEEDuser's additional interpretation, it appears they're re-allowing turf grass under the restriction that it must be "planted with two or more types of vegetation", more similar to the rules that were in place in v2009.
See here for LEEDuser's summary: -v4.1/SSc3

Exmark Turf Tracer wide-area walk-behind mowers are an investment in the future. Choose between deck widths of 36, 48, 52, and 60-inch in your next self-propelled mower, knowing it is made with industrial-leading parts and accessories. The Turf Tracer is powered by either a Kohler or Kawasaki engine to keep you running all day, season after season. Reach ground speeds up to 6.75 mph and produce precision cutting with the UltraCut Series 3 and Series 4 deck designs and our patented Enhanced Control System (ECS) for operator comfort.

Exmark Manufacturing was incorporated in May 1982 as an independent manufacturer of professional turf care equipment.The company began its manufacturing operation with seven employees in a garage-type building located just south of Beatrice, Nebraska. In 1983, the company relocated to its present location in the Gage County Industrial Park in Beatrice. At that time, the company focused on manufacturing a line of mid-size walk-behind mowers and turf rakes. In 1987, due to the rapidly growing turf care equipment market and the competitive nature of that market, the product line was expanded to include commercial riding mowers. Exmark sells its products through a network of dealers.

Water is a valuable resource in Montrose County. This program repays landowners who replace their turf grass with drought tolerant landscaping. This program reimburses approved landowners for up to $2,000 in project costs. This year, Montrose County, the City of Montrose and State of Colorado have all contributed to the funding pool. However, there is limited funding available. To apply, review the information below.

Anyone who wants to participate in the program needs to submit an application. Applications are rated on how well the proposed project meets the listed criteria. Not all applications will be selected for the rebate program.

Selected applicants will have through October 31st to complete their projects. Applicants will be reimbursed following the completion of the project. A Montrose County staff member will do a final staff visit before releasing reimbursement.

If you are an individual with a disability and want to request a reasonable accommodation to any information and communication technology, or to report inaccessible content, please contact us. Montrose County will respond to your request within 3 business days.

The Colorado Water Conservation Board has launched funding to support new and existing community programs aimed at helping eligible entities replace nonessential turf in order to reduce outdoor watering, per legislation passed in 2022.

Single family homeowners, HOAs, or other groups who do not regularly work with water resources or conservation and who do not have the capacity to support community-scale turf replacement are not eligible to apply. They may be able to obtain funding by working with an eligible entity who has received funding (e.g. water utility).

CWCB is planning two funding cycles in 2023. The first intake process runs from January 25 - March 31. The second runs from July 1 - September 30. If funds remain, CWCB will consider additional funding cycles.

Colorado Water Plan Grant Program and the Water Supply Reserve Fund Grant Program. There are also many local turf replacement programs offered at this time through local governments and municipalities.

Outdoor watering of turf uses significant amounts of water. Removing nonfunctional turf and replacing it with low-water landscaping is a key tool for water conservation but savings may vary.

Native and natural landscaping that uses less water helps build drought resilience in Colorado and throughout the southwestern U.S. As the state continues to see prolonged drought, increased aridity, and population growth, this program will help normalize low maintenance, less water-intensive landscapes and parks. Transformative landscape change is also a component of the Colorado Water Plan.

Join CWCB's public email list to receive the Confluence Newsletter (every other month), which includes the latest Colorado water updates and significant updates from Board Meetings. This list also receives monthly press releases with timely and newsworthy updates.

This is also known as a lawn conversion, which removes turf grass lawns that require a lot of water while maintaining existing trees to create a beautiful water and climate-wise landscape that fits the local climate. A water-wise or xeriscape is not a rock scape. Water-wise landscapes can include native plants that attract pollinators, and fire-resistant plants and need to be very low to moderate water-loving that work well in our area.

The largest portion of residential water is used to water the landscape, so why not install lower watering-loving plants to save water and money? Rebates of $1 per square foot for turf replacement are available for approved applicants.