Scottsdale City Council approves ordinance prohibiting grass front yards in new homes

By Fernando Cervantes Jr. | Arizona Republic

The Scottsdale City Council approved an ordinance prohibiting natural grass in the front yards of new homes built in the city.

The ordinance will only apply to single-family homes built or permitted after August 15th. The measure was unanimously approved by the council.

In a press release from the City Council, the measure was touted as a step towards responsible use of resources.

“It’s a positive step that supports responsible use of our water resources and an initiative that works in tandem with Scottsdale Water’s existing residential and commercial rebate programs,” according to the release.

Moreover, the city said that 86% of water customers supported the initiative, according to feedback gathered from Scottsdale Water customers. The initiative is part of a larger effort from the city of Scottsdale to reduce its water consumption.

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