Ramona Park
City of Norwalk
Completed 2018
Completed 2018
The City of Norwalk finds happiness in working with Calsense due to smooth technology transitions, coupled with great communications and phenomenal training throughout every step of the process. The Calsense Resource Management System has provided beneficial improvements to Ramona Park through achieving 24% average annual water savings, in addition to achieving a short 1.7 year ROI. The City of Norwalk has utilized Calsense to abide by the California Governor’s urban water reduction mandates established in 2015, creating a great example of water leadership in the Los Angeles county. In 2015, Norwalk installed a demo controller in Ramona Park – now there are approximately twelve Calsense controllers throughout the city.
Remote access to the new Calsense irrigation system has eliminated line breaks and onsite inspections, saving the staff 16-36 hours per week.
Due to data-driven efficiencies, the average cost savings/year is $3,111.00 with a 24% reduction in water usage.
Return on investment (ROI) took only 19 months.
The new Ramona Park irrigation system helped Norwalk achieve a water usage level of 72% per 2013 levels, rising only to 81% during the hot, drought year of 2017.
Ease of transition was achieved thru a Calsense educational program with the Norwalk team, along with proactive communication during the process and highly responsive customer service.
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