City of Flagstaff Water Conservation Strategic Plan Survey

The City of Flagstaff Water Conservation Program is undergoing a strategic planning process during 2018 and 2019. We're asking you to help us evaluate different water conserving actions we might take in the future.

Your responses to this survey are anonymous.

If you have questions or feedback, please contact us at savewater@flagstaffaz.gov or (928) 213-2116

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* 1. In the future in Flagstaff I want to see ... (please select 20 options)

Demonstration gardens educate the public on the benefits of low water landscapes

Water conservation staff are available to provide in-person water checkups for businesses

Water from sinks and showers can be reused to flush toilets

Cooling towers are targeted to improve water efficiency

Water efficient washing machines are eligible for rebates

Lawns are replaced with plants that use little to no water

Low income customers can receive financial assistance to fix water leaks

Hot water recirculators that save water (by delivering hot water instantly to water fixtures) are eligible for rebates

All school buildings use water efficient practices and fixtures

City of Flagstaff helps customers calculate appropriate water use for a healthy landscape

Landscaping design standards for new buildings are water efficient and climate appropriate

New building plans are reviewed for water efficiency opportunities

City of Flagstaff regularly checks the water system for leaks and wasted water

Golf courses are targeted to improve water efficiency

Individual water meters are installed for each apartment in a building and each business in a strip mall to track water usage

New developments must have a dedicated water meter for irrigation

Free training is provided for landscapers on outdoor water conservation methods

New developments must have water efficient showerheads and faucets

Water conservation staff are available to provide in-home water checkups for residents

Water efficient irrigation systems are eligible for rebates

Businesses are given rebates to improve water efficiency

Rainwater harvesting systems are eligible for rebates

City of Flagstaff enforces regulations that address water wasting practices

Irrigation professionals are required to be certified in water efficiency practices

City of Flagstaff provides water conservation information at community events and online

Water efficient toilets and urinals are eligible for rebates

Water efficient spray nozzles for dish washing are given to restaurants and commercial kitchens

Stormwater is captured for outdoor use on new developments

Water meters can provide water use data minute by minute instead of once a month

Hotels and motels are targeted to improve water efficiency

Water efficient showerheads and aerators are given to the public

Outdoor water use is billed at a higher rate than indoor water use

Customers can only water their lawns every other day based on their address

All government buildings use water efficient practices and fixtures

Other (please specify)

City of Flagstaff Water Conservation Strategic Plan

1. Overview

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* 1. In the future in Flagstaff I want to see ... (please select 20 options)

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* 2. What other ideas do you have on how to conserve water in Flagstaff in the future?