Replace eligible maintained lawn with qualifying low-water plants, compliant irrigation and at least three inches of mulch.
Turn eligible lawn into a beautiful lower-water landscape. EBMUD must approve the rebate application before qualifying lawn-conversion work begins.
Do not remove your lawn or begin demolition before receiving formal EBMUD approval. The lawn-conversion rebate is not retroactive.
Eligibility and payment are determined solely by EBMUD. Funding, requirements and rebate amounts can change, so verify current information with EBMUD before beginning construction.
Replace eligible maintained lawn with qualifying low-water plants, compliant irrigation and at least three inches of mulch.
Meet the standard requirements, sheet-mulch the lawn, add compost, use a majority of California native plants and install during the qualifying season.
Single-family and qualifying small multifamily properties may receive up to $2,000 in combined landscape rebates during a 24-month period. Verify the current maximum directly with EBMUD.
The lawn generally must have been irrigated with potable EBMUD water and actively maintained. EBMUD reviews eligibility.
Qualifying low-water plants generally must cover at least half of the converted area at mature size.
Existing spray irrigation must be removed, capped or converted to qualifying drip irrigation.
Planted areas and exposed soil generally require at least three inches of qualifying mulch.
New paths and patios inside the rebate area generally must allow water to pass through.
Dry creeks, basins and swales may help slow runoff and allow water to soak into the landscape.
An approved conversion may include low-water plants, California native plants, trees, drip irrigation, mulch, permeable pavers, decomposed granite, dry-creek features, grading and drainage improvements.
East Bay Landscape Development can review the property and construct the approved landscape. The property owner remains responsible for applying and obtaining EBMUD approval.
Equipment must satisfy current EBMUD requirements. Some projects, including spray-to-drip conversions, require approval before installation.
Qualifying WaterSense-labeled controllers may be eligible for a rebate.
Conversion of qualifying overhead-irrigation zones may be eligible.
Qualifying replacement nozzles may be eligible when an entire zone is converted.
Compatible equipment providing flow information and alerts may qualify.
Qualifying whole-system pressure-regulation equipment may be eligible.
Eligible monitoring equipment that provides leak alerts may qualify.
Review the official EBMUD requirements.
Take clear photographs before removing anything.
Submit the application and required information.
Do not begin work until formal approval is received.
Complete the approved project and save receipts and photographs.
Always use EBMUD’s website for the current application, qualifying products, required documents and final program rules.
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