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Washington, D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation
The Washington D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) is responsible for maintaining 115 natural turf athletic fields at 75 different sites. These fields are heavily used by community sports and recreation organizations throughout the metropolitan area. Learn how Rain Bird’s ESP-LXME Modular Controllers and IQ™ v2.0 Central Control System
offered DPR the perfect control solution for remote irrigation management without requiring a large, lump sum investment.
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Tierra Verde Resources, Inc. (TVRI ) San Diego, California
Tierra Verde Resources, Inc. (TVRI) is a licensed landscape maintenance
company in San Diego, California that works exclusively with homeowner
associations. One of TVRI’s largest customers is the 4S Ranch
Homeowners Association. At 4S Ranch, TVRI is responsible for more than
40 acres of turf, 90 acres of slopes and 30 acres of planter beds. Learn how TVRI uses the combined power of Maxicom2® and an
on-site weather station to apply reclaimed water to the 4S Ranch landscapes
as efficiently and effectively as possible
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Miami Dade County Public Schools, Miami, Florida
Miami Dade County Public Schools is the fourth largest school district in the nation with over 360 school sites, including 48 senior high schools whose athletic fields are supervised by Dwayne Willis. In an effort to improve the condition of their heavily used athletic fields, the district initially sought to install a water-efficient irrigation system on five of its senior high athletic fields with future plans to update all of their high schools as well as the district’s remaining elementary and middle schools.
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City of Frisco Municipal Parking Structure, Frisco, TX
The City of Frisco, Texas, recently constructed a municipal parking structure with narrow landscape beds to be planted with shrubs and other groundcover. In an effort to conserve water and comply with recent legislation, Rain Bird's XFS subsurface dripline was selected to irrigate these narrow beds.
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Four Points by Sheraton and Marina, Tripoli, Libya
Sheraton Four Points Hotel and Resort is a top business and leisure destination in the Middle East consisting of a 308 room hotel and resort center with an accompanying marina. Rain Bird XFS subsurface dripline was chosen to address water conservation efforts and eliminate overspray.
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Miramar College, San Diego, CA
As part of a conscious effort to conserve water while maintaining the rich landscape of the college, Miramar College replaced overhead sprays on 4,000 square feet of turf with Rain Bird XFS subsurface dripline.
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AWS Irrigation Management Inc.,
Guelph, Canada
AWS Irrigation Management Inc. (AWS) is a team of highly experienced irrigation contractors
in Guelph, Ontario, Canada. They provide water management services using the Maxicom2®
system. With a current base of 50 customers and 75 controllers, AWS manages the irrigation
needs for over 150 acres of property
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Parkhurst Homeowners’ Association, Fullerton, California
The Parkhurst Homeowners’ Association in Fullerton, California oversees an upscale neighborhood of over 350 families. Along with beautiful homes, the neighborhood maintains over 50 acres of green space, including 5-foot wide parkway strips that run between the sidewalks and the street. Rain Bird SQ Series nozzles were added as a retrofit to the association’s
existing head-to-head configuration to provide a cost effective
watering solution.
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Demonstration Garden -
Palmdale, California
The City of Palmdale stands committed to The Intelligent Use of Water™ through water-efficient ordinances, sustainable landscape design
standards and innovative irrigation maintenance practices. As a symbol
of that commitment, the City Council decided to build a Demonstration
Garden showcasing the beauty of drought-tolerant landscaping using mostly Rain Bird® products.
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Littleton Public Schools -
Littleton, Colorado
With a staff of just two irrigation specialists, Littleton Public
Schools must water an area of turf that has nearly tripled in the last
15 years. Due to drought concerns, conservation measures have
looked to curtail or eliminate landscape irrigation in the Denver
area.
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King Abdullah University of Science & Technology -
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Still under construction, KAUST is an international,
graduate-level research university dedicated to inspiring
a new age of scientific achievement in the Kingdom of
Saudi Arabia that will benefit the region and world. With the first academic year looming, the project’s
numerous contractors and subcontractors needed to
effectively coordinate efforts in order to meet a tight Stage
One deadline.
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Gaylord Palms Resort - Kissimmee, Florida
The 1,406-room Gaylord Palms Resort and Convention
Center is situated on 72 acres in Central Florida. Reminiscent
of a grand Florida mansion, the building houses a 4.5-acre,
glass-enclosed atrium featuring plant specimens ranging
from Cuban royal palms to ferns and grasses typical of the
Everglades.
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Mountain Equipment Co-op -
Burlington, Ontario
Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) is a leading supplier of
outdoor gear, clothing and camping equipment. In designing
an irrigation system for the company’s Burlington, Ontario site,
an extensive project team was charged with reducing potable
landscape water use by 100 percent, thus fulfilling LEED® credits
for water efficiency.
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LEGOLAND® -
Carlsbad, California
A family theme park situated in the challenging Southern California
climate, LEGOLAND® California features 128 acres of wide-ranging
plantings, including more than 6,000 trees. With landscape themes
ranging from English garden to tropical, the site’s water manager,
Chris Bruchez, must contend with the varying irrigation needs of
diverse vegetation, much of it non-native.
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Infinity Park and Infinity Park South -
Glendale, Colorado
A densely populated Denver “inburb,” the Glendale
community has a high demand for athletic fields and green
spaces. The 5,000-seat Infinity Park represents the first
rugby-dedicated municipal stadium in the U.S., while the
12-acre Infinity Park South features synthetic athletic fields and vast recreational space.
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Carmel Mountain Ranch -
San Diego, California
Situated in suburban San Diego, the Carmel Mountain Ranch
Residential Community Association includes nearly 5,000
dwellings ranging from single-family homes to condos
to apartments. With the help of 38 irrigation controllers, the
association manages a sprawling 54 acres of common areas,
featuring turf grass, shrubs, flowers and trees.
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Boston Univ. Softball Field - Boston, Massachusetts
Boston University is a private research university located in
Boston, Mass. With more than 4,000 faculty members and
31,000 students, Boston University stands as one of the
largest private universities in the United States and one of
the city’s largest employers.
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Demonstration Garden -
Vancouver, British Columbia
Specializing in a coastal environment in the pacific northwest,
Coastal Irrigation, Inc., is a recognized leader in low-volume
irrigation solutions. With the construction of a new
demonstration garden, the company sought to demonstrate
the water-saving ability of the Rain Bird® ET Manager™
Cartridge and drip irrigation system.
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CityCenter of CityNorth -
Phoenix, AZA pioneer in sustainable design, CityNorth® is a 144-acre,
mixed-use urban development situated in the heart of
Phoenix’s Desert Ridge community. From the project’s
inception, the development team sought to ensure that
environmental responsibility was engineered into all facets
of the site, including landscape and irrigation components.
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