Rainwater Reuse, Low-impact Design and New Water-storage Technology
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A water conservation and smart irrigation demonstration project for the Eco-Living Center landscape at Rutenberg Park, Fort Myers, Florida Presented to the U.S. Green Building Council, Gulf Coast Chapter, Nov. 4, 2009
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- 1. Rainwater Reuse, Low-impact Design and New Water-storage Technology A water conservation and smart irrigation demonstration project for the Eco-Living Center landscape
- 7. Eco-Living Center Roof Runoff Yellow area: 2,467 Sq Ft (typical household roof) 1” rainfall = 1262 gal before evaporation 50/50 split between the rain garden and rainwater catchment system could net 36,000 gal, assuming 57” annual rainfall
- 9. In-ground rainwater storage installation
- 10. The matrix will hold water for irrigating the coontie bed in front of the Eco-Living Center
- 11. Microjet placement on coontie bed
- 18. Produced for Florida Yards and Neighborhoods, in collaboration with Elemental Stone and Waterworks, Inc. Other contributors: Jeff Paul, Jeff Paul Enterprises - Irrigation Eric Thornton, R.S. Walsh Landscaping – CAD illustrations