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The water budget is a relatively new discipline to help property owners analyze water usage and identify opportunities to conserve. It is most commonly used during new home designing and community planning. The popularity of the water budget tool is expected to grow as water rates continue to increase.

In 2009, the EPA WaterSense program debuted a water budget analysis tool for use in securing the agency’s WaterSense label for new home construction. Click on the link below to calculate your water savings:

Learn more about Water Budgets:

Landscape Irrigation Municipal Licensing and Permit Guidelines
Water Budget Tool
LEED Sustainable Sites

2011 Water Rates According to City:

Andover	Annandale	Anoka	Apple Valley
Arden Hills	Bayport	Belle Plaine	Blaine
Bloomington	Brooklyn Center	Brooklyn Park	Burnsville
Carver County	Champlin	Chanhassen	Chaska
Circle Pines	Columbia Heights	Coon Rapids	Cottage Grove
Crystal	Deephaven	Dellwood	Duluth
East Bethel	Eden Prairie	Elk River	Excelsior
Falcon Heights	Farmington	Faxon Township	Forest Lake
Fridley	Glencoe	Golden Valley	Green Isle
Greenwood	Ham Lake	Hamburg	Hastings
Hermantown	Hopkins	Hugo	Inver Grove Heights
Kimball	Lauderdale	Lester Prairie	Lino Lakes
Little Canada	Long Lake	Loretto	Mahtomedi
Mankato	Maple Grove	Maple Plain	Maplewood
Mayer	Medina	Mendota Heights	Minneapolis
Minnetonka	Minnetonka Beach	Minnetrista	Mound
Mounds View	New Brighton	New Germany	New Hope
New Prague	Newport	North Oaks	North Mankato
North St. Paul	Norwood Young America	Oakdale	Orono
Plato	Plymouth	Prior Lake	Ramsey
Richfield	Rochester	Roseville	St. Anthony
St. Bonifacius	St. Francis	St. Louis Park	St. Paul
St. Paul Park	St. Peter	Sauk Rapids	Savage
Shafer	Shakopee	Shoreview	Shorewood
Silver Lake	South Haven	South St. Paul	Spring Lake Park
Spring Park	Stacy	Stillwater	Tonka Bay
Vadnais Heights	Victoria	Waconia	Waite Park
Watertwon	Watkins	Wayzata	West St. Paul
White Bear Lake	Woodbury	Wyoming