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West Valley City, UT Xeriscaping Guide

Published: June 6, 2026 · Updated:

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Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District pays $3.00 per square foot to West Valley City homeowners who replace thirsty lawn, on at least 200 square feet.

USDA Zone6a
Water RestrictionHigh
Annual Savings15,000–25,000 gal
Cost Savings$150–$350/yr

The West Valley City turf removal rebate

Landscape Incentive Program (lawn replacement), run by Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District.

$3.00 per square foot

  • At least 200 square feet, and separate areas may be combined
  • The lawn must be living and maintained when it is inspected: a lawn already dead or removed does not qualify
  • A pre-approval site visit before any removal

Apply and get approval before you remove any grass. This program does not pay retroactively.

Jordan Valley asks for a recent water bill to prove active retail service. No dollar cap is published on the program page.

Verified 2026-07-28 against the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District rebate page. Compare turf rebates.

What to plant in West Valley City

The planting palette for zone 6a is shared across Utah and is set out once, with the genera native to the state, on the Utah xeriscaping guide. What is specific to West Valley City is the money above: Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District sets what your removed lawn is worth.

What is specific to West Valley City is the money: Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District decides what your removed lawn is worth, and those terms are above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does West Valley City, UT offer a turf removal rebate?

Yes. Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District runs the Landscape Incentive Program (lawn replacement), paying $3.00 per square foot. You must remove at least 200 square feet to qualify. Full conditions are on the Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District rebate page.

How much is the West Valley City turf rebate actually worth on a typical lawn?

At Jordan Valley Water Conservancy District's rate of $3.00 per square foot, removing a 600 square foot lawn returns $1,800. A 1,000 square foot lawn returns $3,000.

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