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Irrigation Systems and Water Reuse - Backflow Prevention Journal Reclaimed or recycled water can be used as a substitute for potable water in a number of ways including to supply water closets and urinals, trap primers, industrial or commercial cooling equipment, and of course both subsurface and above ground irrigation
Conservation Regulation FAQ - Water Boards It is the sum of standard-based water use budgets for efficient residential indoor use, residential outdoor use, commercial, industrial, and institutional (CII) landscapes with dedicated irrigation meters (DIMs), and real water losses, the standards for each of which are expressed in the regulation
Urban Water Use Objective and Recycled Water Recycled water irrigated landscapes are able to use a higher ETA factor in the outdoor objective calculation, but high TDS water may use an even higher ETA factor
Convert Large Landscape MUMs to DIMs or In-Lieu Technologies These technologies help improve landscape water use efficiency through methods that do not rely on direct water measurement Examples might include smart irrigation controllers, moisture sensors, or weather-based irrigation systems, which indirectly enhance water management
Is an Irrigation Meter Right for You? - City of Tampa A dedicated irrigation meter, or lawn meter, is a water meter that only meters water used for outdoor watering, irrigation, pool fills or other uses that do not return water to the City’s wastewater system for treatment and disposal Should you have one? The answer is maybe
What is a Residential Irrigation Meter - Seminole County “RESIDENTIAL IRRIGATION” meters are installed to separately account for the water used for irrigation Water registered on this meter is not assessed a sewer charge “RESIDENTIAL POTABLE IRRIGATION METER” installation does not require an additional tap to the water main