Because every drop counts, Larry H. Miller Real Estate (LHM Real Estate), the Daybreak Community Association, and the City of South Jordan are teaming up to make water conservation easier—and more affordable—for Daybreak residents.
How to participateJump to:
- What this partnership does
- Rebates available from South Jordan City
- Waterwise templates & approvals
- How to participate
- What partners are saying
- Learn more
- FAQs
What this partnership does
Together, the partners are promoting proven, water‑saving steps across Daybreak. The effort highlights rebates, simplified approvals, and homeowner resources so residents can confidently replace thirsty turf with waterwise landscaping—especially in park strips.
Context: From the beginning, Daybreak’s sustainability and walkability commitments have guided community design and landscape standards.
Rebates available from South Jordan City
South Jordan City offers hundreds of dollars in rebates and water‑saving assistance. Residents can receive incentives for waterwise plants, rock mulch, concrete, and curbing—all designed to help you flip your park strip and reduce the amount of lawn in your yard.
To see current programs and eligibility, visit Water Smart SoJo or the City’s water conservation page.
Waterwise templates & approvals
To make the process even easier, the Daybreak Community Association provides approved waterwise park strip templates. Residents may copy a template or substitute similar plants based on availability.
- Submit your design for approval at mydaybreak.com/community.
- Upload a copy of your approved design review application to qualify for South Jordan City rebates.
- For a limited time referenced in the original release, the Association waived the design application fee through the end of the year for eligible park strip flip applications.
How to participate
- Choose a template: Start with Daybreak’s waterwise park strip templates at mydaybreak.com/community.
- Get HOA approval: Submit your design review application to the Daybreak Community Association.
- Apply for rebates: After approval, follow South Jordan’s instructions at watersmartsojo.org to request eligible rebates.
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What partners are saying
“South Jordan offers hundreds of dollars in rebates and water‑saving assistance through our water conservation program,” said City Public Information Officer Rachael Van Cleave. “There are rebates available for waterwise plants, rock mulch, concrete and curbing to help any South Jordan City resident flip their park strip and reduce the amount of grass they have in their yards.”
“Everyone here is excited to partner with our residents and South Jordan City to increase water conservation and support our sustainability goals through waterwise landscaping. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of South Jordan’s rebate program and work with the Daybreak Community Association to select a waterwise template for their park strip,” said Brad Holmes, President of LHM Real Estate.
Cindy Spillane, Executive Director of the Daybreak Community Association, continues,“We want this to be an easy process for Daybreak residents. We have always supported water conservation and hope this collaborative effort will encourage more residents to participate.”
“We understand the importance of water conservation and we’re committed to working together to help our community continue to thrive on our journey to a more sustainable future,” said Van Cleave.
Learn more
- Sustainability at Daybreak
- Is the future of the suburbs walkable and waterwise?
- South Jordan: Water Smart SoJo
- South Jordan City Water Conservation
FAQs
Who can apply for South Jordan water rebates?
South Jordan City residents, including Daybreak homeowners, can apply. Program terms and funding are subject to change—check watersmartsojo.org for current details.
Where do I find Daybreak’s approved templates?
Visit the Daybreak Community Association at mydaybreak.com/community to review templates and start the design approval process.
Is there a design review fee?
The original release noted a temporary fee waiver through the end of the year for eligible park strip flip applications. Please confirm current status with the Daybreak Community Association.
Source press release: LHM Real Estate, Daybreak Community Association & South Jordan Work Together on Water Conservation
