@realestate/types/RESODataDictionaryV1_7/GreenWaterConservation.d.ts

Types for real estate

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export enum GreenWaterConservation {
  /**
   * {@link https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/Efficient+Hot+Water+Distribution}
   *
   * Efficient hot water distribution systems are designed to generate hot water using fewer fuel resources,
   * and to get hot water to low-flow faucets and fixtures more quickly. These systems often feature carefully
   * designed plumbing lines that are less redundant and/or shorter. Rather than measuring time to hot water
   * at a fixture in gallons, efficient distribution systems can be measured in cups. EPA WaterSense Guide for
   * Hot Water Distribution as well as several green building programs have further details. This may also be
   * known as Structured Plumbing.
   */
  EfficientHotWaterDistribution = 'EfficientHotWaterDistribution',

  /**
   * {@link https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/Gray+Water+System}
   *
   * The property includes a grey water system.
   */
  GrayWaterSystem = 'GrayWaterSystem',

  /**
   * {@link https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/Green+Infrastructure}
   *
   * Green Infrastructure is a set of strategies and specifically designed systems to manage stormwater runoff
   * through a variety of small, cost-effective landscape features located on a property. Green Infrastructure
   * employs infiltration (allowing water to slowly sink into the soil), evaporation/transpiration using
   * native vegetation, and rainwater capture and reuse (storing runoff to water plants, flush toilets, etc.).
   * May include green roof, rain gardens, rain barrels, permeable paving, etc. EPA Green Infrastructure
   * webpage has more information
   */
  GreenInfrastructure = 'GreenInfrastructure',

  /**
   * {@link https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/Low-Flow+Fixtures}
   *
   * Toilets, bathroom faucets, showerheads, irrigation controllers, and other products can be manufactured to
   * use less water than minimum standards. Some products are qualified by third-party programs like the EPA
   * WaterSense and are typically at least 20 percent more water-efficient than standard products. EPA
   * WaterSense website has additional information
   */
  LowFlowFixtures = 'LowFlowFixtures',

  /**
   * {@link https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/Water+Recycling}
   *
   * The property includes a system to reuse stormwater via rain barrels or cisterns for landscaping, or to
   * treat and reuse water from bathroom sinks, showers, and clothes washing drains for landscape irrigation
   * and/or toilet flushing.
   */
  WaterRecycling = 'WaterRecycling',

  /**
   * {@link https://ddwiki.reso.org/display/DDW17/Water-Smart+Landscaping}
   *
   * Water-smart landscapes are designed to require less water and fertilizer treatments. These landscapes
   * feature regionally appropriate plants that require low water and are native to the local climate. Plants
   * are organized by hydrozones (watering needs). Any irrigation system is qualified for high
   * water-efficiency. Turfgrass is minimized and grown to the tallest height recommended. Strategic
   * maintenance includes mulching and soil aeration. Other details are documented in EPA’s Water-Smart
   * Landscape Design Tips.
   */
  WaterSmartLandscaping = 'WaterSmartLandscaping',
}