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Landscape architects may want to use this Sample WELO Landscape Plan Cover Sheet as a template when preparing their WELO-compliant submittals.
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The Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance is a statewide water conservation law for new and renovated landscapes that meet a certain size threshold.
StopWaste has developed a WELO Tool Kit to help its member agencies implement the ordinance. The Tool Kit consists of model checklists, a water budget/water use calculator, and a permit counter brochure.
Public agencies can use these materials as is or modify them to meet local requirements.
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Download WELO Water Budget and Water Use Calculator (xlsm) (32.59 KB)
Download StopWaste WELO brochure (pdf) (2.9 MB)
Download WELO Tool Kit - All Checklists (fillable pdf) (2.09 MB)
Download WELO Checklist 1 - Landscape Documentation Package Review (fillable pdf) (754.01 KB)
Download WELO Checklist 2 - Prescriptive Path Appendix D Checklist (fillable pdf) (397.11 KB)
Download WELO Checklist 3 - Irrigation Audit Checklist (fillable pdf) (429.16 KB)
Download WELO Checklist 4 - Landscape Inspection Checklist (fillable pdf) (257.29 KB)
Download WELO Checklist 5 - Certificate of Completion (fillable pdf) (421.86 KB)
Download WELO Checklists - Customizable Word files (zip folder) (192.18 KB)
Download DWR Water Efficient Landscape Ordinance - Full Text (pdf) (918.9 KB)
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Since 1996, StopWaste has provided more than $8 million in funding to local organizations for innovative projects that decrease the amount of waste generated and sent to the county's landfills, and encourage the development, marketing and use of recycled products. The grants program is currently focused on funding waste prevention, reuse and repair projects.
Read More StopWaste is soliciting designs for a mural to be commissioned for the side of our building at 1537 Webster Street in Oakland. Four finalists will be selected from among the submissions received, and each finalist will receive $500 to develop their concept for the final round. After the winning concept is selected, the chosen artist will receive up to $13,000 to finalize their conce
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In January, 28 public agency staff in Alameda County earned the Bay-Friendly Landscape Professional credential.
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