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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Desert Water Agency (dwa), Located in Californias Coachella Valley, Is Requesting Funding to Expand Its Existing Grass Removal Rebate Program for One Year in Order to Reduce Outdoor Residential Water Demand and Improve Water Supply Resilience. This Funding Will Provide Rebate Incentives for Customers to Replace Approximately 100,000 Square Feet Ofturf With Low Water Use Landscaping, Resulting in Approximately 17.25 Acre-feet of Annual Water Savings. the Request for This Funding Is in Response to the 2022 Indio Subbasin Water Management Plan Update - Sustainable Groundwater Management Act Alternative Plan, Dwas 2020 Coachella Valley Regional Urban Water Management Plan and 2018 Coachella Valley Integrated Regional Water Management Plan Which Prioritize Water Conservation. the Grass Removal Rebate Program Has Been Extremely Popular Among Dwa Customers. Funding for This Program Will Allow Dwa to Reduce Water Demand in Its Service Area in Order to Address Aquifer Overdraft, Increase the Resilience of Water Supplies, and Reduce Future Variability in the Coachella Valley Basin.
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