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| Rebate #3: For Commercial & Multifamily Properties |
| If you own a commercial or multifamily property located in the Saving Water Partnership service area, you may qualify for rebates to upgrade existing (installed for at least two years) in-ground sprinkler systems. Below is a list of rebates for the installation of water-saving irrigation technologies. |
Rebate Amount |
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| Product
| 1-6 Zones
| 7-12 Zones
| 13-18 Zones
| 19-24 Zones
| 25+ Zones
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"Smart" Controller
(Evapotranspiration Controller or Soil Moisture Sensors w/Conservation Controller)
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$150 |
$200 |
$250 |
$300 |
$350 |
Rain
Sensor |
$75 |
$75 |
$100 |
$75 |
$75 |
Conservation
Controller |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
$50 |
| Product: Irrigation System
| 1-6 Zones
| 7-12 Zones
| 13-18 Zones
| 19-24 Zones
| 25+ Zones
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Flow Sensor with
Compatible Controller and Pressure
Regulating Master Valve |
$1,250 |
$1,300 |
$1,350 |
$1,400 |
$1,450 |
Pressure Regulating
Master Valve |
$300 |
$325 |
$350 |
$375 |
$400 |
| Product:
| Rebate Amount
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| Pressure Regulating Zone Valve |
$175 |
| Retrofit Pressure Regulator on Master or Zone Valve |
$75 |
| High DU Rotary Nozzles |
$5 per head |
| Spray Heads with Pressure Regulation and/or Check Valves |
$10 per head |
| Rotor Heads with Pressure Regulation and/or Check Valves |
$20 per head |
| Convert Beds with In-Ground Systems to Drip and Micro-Sprinklers |
$200 per 1,000 sq ft |
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| For projects limited to Rain Sensors and Upgraded Controllers: see Rebate 1 |
| How to Get a Rebate: |
1. Verify that your commercial or multifamily property is located in the service area of a utility participating in the
Saving Water Partnership.
2. Have your sprinkler system inspected by a landscape or irrigation contractor licensed with Washington State. See Choosing a Contractor (pdf)
for a list of contractors who hold certifications from various professional organizations.
3. Have your irrigation professional complete the assessment worksheet in the Rebate #3: Commercial and Multifamily Properties form (pdf). To help you calculate the total rebate amount, we've created the following worksheet:
4. Work with your contractor to create a water budget and watering schedules from the on-line calculators in the "Seattle Area" of www.iwms.org.
5. Fill out the Rebate #3: For Commercial and Multifamily Properties (pdf) application and attach copies of itemized invoices with contractor name, date of service, and make, model and cost of all services and products. No rebate will exceed the total cost of an irrigation upgrade project.
6. Send the completed forms with required documentation to the Seattle Public Utilities address listed on the rebate application form.
7. Submit the application within 90 days of installation, and in advance of the Dec. 1, 2008 deadline.
8. Keep your old controllers. Product installations will be inspected by the utility before a rebate check will be issued.
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| Print an Application Form |
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Rebate 3: Commercial & Multifamily Properties Application Form (pdf) |
| Specifications |
Please refer to the Service Requirements and Product Specifications (pdf) for these covered products:
- Smart Controllers (ET controller or soil moisture system)
- Conservation Controllers
- Rain Sensors
- Flow Sensors
- Pressure Regulating Master Valves
- Pressure Regulating Zone Valves
- High DU Rotary Nozzles
- Heads with Pressure Regulation and/or Check Valves
- Converting beds to Drip or Micro-Sprinklers
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