D.C. Residential Stewardship Programs: The RiverSmart Suite Steve Saari, District Department of the Environment, Watershed Protection Division.

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D.C. Residential Stewardship Programs: The RiverSmart Suite Steve Saari, District Department of the Environment, Watershed Protection Division

RiverSmart Homes  Incentive Program  Covers: Trees, Rain Barrels, Pervious Paving, BayScaping, Rain Gardens  Process: Sign up, DDOE performs stormwater audits, Homeowners choose, Grantees install

RiverSmart Homes Version 2.0  Web Portal Allows homeowners to audit their own property Allows homeowners to audit their own property A tracking tool A tracking tool A way of sending targeted messages to encourage maintenance A way of sending targeted messages to encourage maintenance

RiverSmart Homes Version 2.0  Rebate Programs 1) Treebate 2) Rain barrel rebate 3) Soon: rain gardens, dry wells, BayScaping & pervious paving 4) Soon: downspout disconnection

RiverSmart Rooftops  First $3/sf  Then $5/sf  Then $7/sf (stimulus)

RiverSmart Rooftops 2.0  Now $5/sf  Cover new roofs up to 5,000 sf and retrofits of existing roofs (no max sf)  2 tier registration  Rolling review  1 month contract/6 month construction