The Sonoma-Marin Saving Water Partnership and partners are developing free landscape design templates to help fire victims get back in their homes faster, while encouraging long term environmental sustainability.  Sonoma County residents are invited to attend two community engagement sessions to participate in the development of these landscape design templates, which will help define the look, feel, and functionality of the landscapes in the neighborhoods being rebuilt.

 Non-profit Daily Acts and Ann Baker Landscape Architecture will be leading the Community Engagement Sessions on the evenings of March 28^th and April 5^th at the Finley Community Center from 6:00pm – 8:00pm, with support from the Sonoma County Water Agency, City of Santa Rosa, Equinox Landscapes, and Foresite Mapping. Designed to be scalable, these landscape templates will be available to the public to help meet the permitting requirements associated with the installation of new landscapes. Community input is vital to ensure that these templates will be useful and provide the values and look desired by Sonoma County residents. We hope you will come share your voice!