Lawn replacement · Utah
Park City Landscape Incentive Program
Run by Park City Municipal Corporation (Water Conservation Program)
- What you get
- $3.00 per sq ft of converted area, up to $15,000 per single-family home
- Maximum
- $15,000 per household
- Who qualifies
- Owners (or those with legal authority) of private residential property with a Park City Water account in good standing; lawn must be living and well maintained; voluntary projects only.
- Where
- Owners of private residential property with a Park City Water account in good standing.
- Status
- Open. First come first served at approval while funds remain; funding level not published.
- Type of payment
- Rebate
What you do
Replace living lawn with fire-wise, low-water landscaping and drip irrigation after pre-approval.
Requirements
- Project area over 250 sq ft
- Do not kill or remove lawn before the pre-conversion site visit
- At least 50% of area planted exclusively with fire-wise plants from Park City Municipal Code
- Rock no more than 20% of new ground cover; wood chip mulch encouraged
- No fountains, water features or artificial turf
- Any irrigation must be drip with WaterSense smart controller; no spray
- Area cannot have been rebated before or return to lawn
- Notarized Program Agreement and W-9
- Photos of each stage and final in-person inspection
The plan or design it asks for
Basic site plan showing lawn to remove and replacement, plus irrigation plan and plant list, emailed for approval before any work.
Make the plan in Sow
Draw the layout and build the plant list
Sow places plants on a photo of your yard and keeps a list of everything you add. Check Park City's rules for exactly what to submit.
How to apply
- 1Create site plan, irrigation plan and plant list
- 2Email them to [email protected] for approval before work
- 3Apply at mywater.weberbasin.gov and copy [email protected]
- 4Allow up to 3 weeks for review and initial site visit
- 5Sign notarized Program Agreement and submit W-9
- 6Complete project within 12 months, photographing each stage
- 7Request final inspection via [email protected] while water is on
- 8Fix any missing items within 60 days if needed
Estimate your rebate
Uses the published rate per square foot of lawn converted and the $15,000 cap. The program sets the final amount after its inspection.
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Timing and deadlines
Review up to 3 weeks; payment by mail about 6-8 weeks after final approval; 12 months to complete
Project completion within 12 months of approval
Combining it with other programs
Not published
Sources
- https://www.parkcity.gov/services/public_utilities/water/landscape_incentive_program.php (official page)
- https://www.parkcity.gov/services/environmental_sustainability/energy_and_water_rebates.php
Last checked October 17, 2026. See something out of date? Tell us.
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