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Fortunately, incorporating water saving technologies inside and outside of buildings is usually simple, without the need for permits.
Changing toilets, showerheads, aerating faucet heads, and other water saving apparatus is straightforward. Reusing water in industrial settings may be more elaborate, but it still rarely requires special permits. Nonetheless, read through our Policy and Legislation section.
| Webinar on Energy Efficiency Measures at Wastewater Treatment Facilities Thu May 17 @11:00AM Webinar |
| WateReuse Northern California Chapter Meeting Fri May 18 @08:00AM WateReuse Northern California, Santa Rosa Office in Santa Rosa, CA |
| The Future of Stormwater: Capture, Store and Supply-Public Hearing Fri May 18 @10:00AM TreePeople Conference Center, 12601 Mulholland Drive, Beverly Hills |
| Greywater & Rainwater Catchment on the Bay-Friendly Garden Tour Sat May 19 @08:00AM Marin County |
| Innovators Without Borderrs: The Blueseed Porject Mon May 21 @06:30PM Adobe, 345 Park Ave, San Jose, CA |
