How do we join the leak program ,I’m interested please let me know.

Better news! thank you

Stunning

Can I replace it with just rocks or pebbles without the plants?

Great video. Natural groundcover is best. SNWA should not be paying for astroturf- plastic grass is an environmental disaster

amazing

I love Bella sims❤

Very educational documentary.

So glad this area was bought & saved for the environment. Using it as an educational learning center for the environment is a step in the right direction. This is important for restoring clean water & increasing water levels. Thanks for saving the environment

" Recycled" water is okay to drink. Most countries now rely on at least 25% of their city supplies from the " Toilet to Tap " program.

Cute pup

Former Las Vegas resident and current Phoenix resident here and I never knew they built this. Hell yeah brother!

Awesome👌

Today would be a nice day to cloud seed 😊.

Great job Guy ❤

If other municipals operated like this with this amount of efficiency we’d have a lot higher reliability nationwide and a much stronger country rather than everything our forgathers built us falling in complete disrepair

What an amazing marvel!!! The dedication of the whole team is almost unimaginable in what it took.

it all sounds 2 güüd to be tru.. desert for farming?

Hot then the hubs of HELL more water please thank you ALL stay safe

The thumbnail is gold.

great project

Great info! Thanks!

Where is this class ?

It helps to use local plants that way they require less maintenance

Air cooled systems are super reliable and work much better.

Excellent video and I unfortunately don't agree with the commentary re the Las Vegas Valley Water District. I have both types of controllers (in fact three controllers), a Weathermatic SL1600, a Weathermatic PL800, and a Rachio 3e controller. Living in the Vegas valley, I found that the Rachio controller required significantly greater use of water than the "conventional" controllers (maybe my programming settings were incorrect, but I tried multiple variables). Another significant miss re the Rachio controllers is that they do NOT have a manual MONTHLY scheduler that allows you to comply with the LVVWD seasonal watering restrictions where you can create a watering schedule and forget it (Rachio only allows date ranges meaning you'll have to repeat creating a schedule each year). HOWEVER, as this video points out, the Rachio unit (like many WiFi models) allows you to conveniently troubleshoot emitters and leaks using their associated mobile phone/tablet app; a real plus. After testing many irrigation controllers, I have found the best controller for the Las Vegas Valley Water District is the Weathermatic line for the simple reason these controllers can be programmed one time in a set-it-and-forget-it manner. The secret sauce is that the Weathermatic units include a MONTHLY SEASONAL ADJUST feature (a feature that I wish Rachio and other smart controllers would consider). So in our case, we are required to water on: - Mon-Sat from May-Aug; - Mon, Wed, & Fri during Mar-Apr, Sep-Oct; and - Fri during Nov-Feb. On the Weathermatic units, use: - Program A for May-Aug months, - Program B for Mar-Apr, Sep-Oct months, and - Program C for Nov-Feb. Set the days and times to water per usual. Then set the Monthly Seasonal Adjust as follows: - Program A: 100% for May-Aug (0% all other months), - Program B: 100% for Mar-Apr, Sep-Oct (0% all other months), - Program C: 100% for Nov-Feb (0% all other months). That's it, set until the LVVWD changes the schedule. The Weathermatic PL800 is the daily driver here and we water 3 times (1am, 2am, and 3am). Given our predictable weather here, this method currently seems to be the most cost efficient. If Rachio added the MONTHLY SCHEDULING and MONTHLY SEASONAL ADJUST features, this would be the best of all worlds in terms of efficiency and convenience. Until then, I use both controllers (having retired the Weathermatic SL1600 controller). The PL800 is the daily driver and the Rachio 3e is the troubleshooter. Both controllers are wired to a 3-way Power Switch and service 5 irrigation zones. The switch is usually positoned to power the Weathermatic PL800 and when I need to troubleshoot, the switch is positioned to the Rachio controller and the Rachio app on my phone lets me manually control irrigating each zones during troubleshooting. I can see how the Rachio units make sense in other parts of the country where weather conditions vary considerably from day to day, especially re rain. I would love to hear others' experience on this topic and the values entered on the Rachio unit if you're in the Las Vegas valley. And if you're with Rachio, please consider a MANUAL programming feature that is not tied to hard dates (using MONTHS instead) and consider a MONTHLY SEASONAL ADJUST feature for desert climates. And if you're with Weathermatic, consider incorporating Rachio WiFi with rich app features (a much steeper hill to climb). We all want to save water use and money. It's a win-win.

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SNV good on hydropower for now. Worried about regional groundwater in general

Joe peras cousin

John, thank you for the wonderful and factual update on such a critical issue facing our Nevada communities. Your "calming tone" was just what the doctor ordered. Please know we are all here to support SNWA over these challenging times.

Great info, thanks :-)

Hi my son says “that’s mama!”

GOOD JOB thank you ALL stay safe

Somewhere in Nevada...

Another example of why plant based diet is good for the planet

learning about community, very important for ALL thank you stay safe

Super idea. Hope we too start such call no in india. 👍

Great video - good job, Tom!

lovely stuff

very helpful, informative

thats my old school😂

The school name is kinda close to the name of my school Park Elementary School

This is the most brilliant advertisement

Worst title to a KZbin video ever.

Love it! Such a privilege to be a part of this inspirational and educational experience. Thank you!

Very helpful hints and ideas, thank you

save our environment!

I go to that school

Wow! Amazing landscape designs! Being friendly with nature will surely help you to attain a very stunning looks in your own property. These ideas were definitely inspiring. Very unique output.