Find out what rebates your property may qualify for before funding runs out.
AB 1572 limits the use of potable water on nonfunctional turf and affects many commercial, municipal, and HOA properties across California.
Rebate programs are already changing, limited, and not guaranteed.
Protect your rebate eligibility today.
Rebates Are Time-Sensitive
AB 1572 compliance is phased — rebate deadlines are not.
Monarch helps property owners and managers prepare the proper documentation needed to qualify for the highest available turf conversion rebates.
California’s Assembly Bill 1572 (AB 1572) introduces new restrictions on how potable (drinking) water can be used for certain landscape areas.
AB 1572 limits the use of potable water on nonfunctional turf, defined as decorative grass that is not used for recreation. This law represents a significant shift in landscape compliance across California and will be implemented in phases over the coming years.
AB 1572 directly impacts:
If you own or manage one of these properties, this law — and the rebate deadline — applies to you.
Guidance + Action When Timing Matters
Monarch helps property owners:
Rebate programs are limited and subject to change. Understanding your options now gives you flexibility later.
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