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Posted On: September 14th 2026, 03:02 pm
Congratulations to two outstanding teams honored at the 2026 ASIC Excellence in Irrigation Awards.
Las Flores, California earned an Honor Award in the Recycled Water Irrigation Conversion category. The project converted an existing potable #irrigationsystem to recycled water across 1,648 homes and roughly 53 acres of common-area landscape overcoming significant elevation and pressure challenges through hydraulic analysis, system redesign, and new #infrastructure to deliver an estimated 65 million gallons of water annually. Congratulations to Steve Hohl of Water Concern, Ltd. and Danny Smith on this well-earned recognition.
West Resthaven Cemetery Park in Glendale, Arizona took home a Merit Award for Existing System Evaluation. Facing aging infrastructure and the challenge of maintaining uninterrupted operations in an active cemetery, the team transformed a largely manual, deteriorating system into a modern, #efficientirrigation network improving water-use efficiency and long-term sustainability while preserving the site's cultural significance. Congratulations to Andrew Chase of The Davey Institute for this achievement.
Both projects are a great reminder of what's possible when smart planning, hydraulic expertise, and a commitment to water efficiency come together. Congratulations to all of this year's ASIC award winners!
#hydropoint #smartwatermanagement
Las Flores, California earned an Honor Award in the Recycled Water Irrigation Conversion category. The project converted an existing potable #irrigationsystem to recycled water across 1,648 homes and roughly 53 acres of common-area landscape overcoming significant elevation and pressure challenges through hydraulic analysis, system redesign, and new #infrastructure to deliver an estimated 65 million gallons of water annually. Congratulations to Steve Hohl of Water Concern, Ltd. and Danny Smith on this well-earned recognition.
West Resthaven Cemetery Park in Glendale, Arizona took home a Merit Award for Existing System Evaluation. Facing aging infrastructure and the challenge of maintaining uninterrupted operations in an active cemetery, the team transformed a largely manual, deteriorating system into a modern, #efficientirrigation network improving water-use efficiency and long-term sustainability while preserving the site's cultural significance. Congratulations to Andrew Chase of The Davey Institute for this achievement.
Both projects are a great reminder of what's possible when smart planning, hydraulic expertise, and a commitment to water efficiency come together. Congratulations to all of this year's ASIC award winners!
#hydropoint #smartwatermanagement
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