Conservation Landscape Evaluation Program

The Conservation Landscape Evaluation Program is a sustainable landscaping consultation program that aims to provide homeowners with water-efficient landscaping advice. The program requires a consultant to visit homes, survey the landscape, and provide advice on sustainable landscaping methods, including the use of Texas native plants. The consultant will also provide a follow-up report with recommendations. The program's goal is to reduce outdoor water use and promote sustainable landscaping practices. Key responsibilities of the consultant include: creating consultation methods and forms, determining eligibility of applicants, conducting consultations, and providing follow-up reports. The consultant must have experience with sustainable landscaping, Texas native plants, and landscape consulting. • The consultant will receive and respond to consultation requests, schedule consultations, and send reminders. • The consultant will visit participant homes, view their landscape, and conduct 30-40 minute consultations. • The consultant will create a follow-up report for each consultation, including recommendations and resources. • The consultant will provide TRWD with a log of participants and copies of reports and recommendations. • The consultant must have the ability to visit home landscapes, walk around uneven terrain, and speak to participants. • The consultant must have experience with creating, managing, or maintaining sustainable landscaping, Texas native plants, and their use in residential landscapes. • The consultant must have working knowledge of basic landscape design principles, landscaping materials, drainage, stormwater management, and residential sprinkler systems.