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Permit Review Detail

Permit Number: TD-DEV-1024-00274
Parcel: 12709011E

Address:
101 N WILMOT RD

Review Status: Requires Resubmit

Review Details: WATER HARVESTING REBATE REVIEW - TURF v.1

Permit Number - TD-DEV-1024-00274
Review Name: WATER HARVESTING REBATE REVIEW - TURF v.1
Review Status: Requires Resubmit
Review Date Reviewer's Name Type of Review Description Status Comments
12/11/2024 Site Landscape REQUIRES RESUBMIT see Water Conservation comments re: plant coverage
12/11/2024 Water Conservation (PICO) - Standard REQUIRES RESUBMIT Review: Turf Removal & Vegetation Replacement Rebate: 101 N Wilmot Ave
TD-DEV-1024-00274
Rebate Program Requirements:
• Landscape Replacement Requirements:
o At a minimum, all turf removal area must have landscape replacement of 50% tree canopy or vegetative groundcover at maturity
o Plant material in conversion area must be from Arizona Department of Water Resources, Tucson Active Management Area Low Water Use/Drought Tolerant Plant list
• Irrigation requirements:
o Installing separate lines and watering zones for different plant types (e.g. shrubs and groundcovers, cacti and trees) is recommended to increase watering efficiency.

Tucson Water Review:
• Landscape Plan approval denied: does not meet 50% landscape replacement requirement
• Total eligible area = 4,136 sq. ft
• Canopy coverage of 31 plants at maturity, all cacti and/or succulents = approx. 129 sq. ft (approx.. 3% canopy coverage)

Potential references/examples:
• For reference City of Tucson Landscape Technical Standards Manual:
o Sec 5-01.5.3 Calculation of Plant Growth Coverage:
A. For the calculation of plant growth coverage, two years’ growth is used as a base for shrubs and ground covers. Ten years’ growth is used for trees.
B. If the standard is for a certain size area of landscaping or for a purpose such as dust control, the plant materials used must be installed with the appropriate spacing and cover more than 50% of the area with vegetation. Applicant must indicate “on center” (o.c.) planting standards for all ground cover.
• Section 5002.0.0.0: Landscape Plant Materials
Example from Home Water Works Calculator of medium density vegetation

Review done by:
Irene Ogata, PLA, ISA, CPM
Urban Landscape Manager
Tucson Water Conservation