California Water Service and City of Rolling Hills Estates collaborate on transforming City Hall into drought-tolerant landscaping model
To be an example for the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the City of Rolling Hills Estates and California Water Service (Cal Water) have partnered to conve...
To be an example for the Palos Verdes Peninsula, the City of Rolling Hills Estates and California Water Service (Cal Water) have partnered to convert City Hall's landscaping from thirsty greenery to a beautiful, drought-tolerant garden. Rolling Hills Estates, Cal Water, and the state's Save Our Water campaign came together this morning to dedicate the new garden and discuss the importance of making conservation a way of life. The project, which cost about $238,400, was funded through Cal Water's lawn-to-garden rebate program.