The Encinitas Ranch Recycled Water Project is brining locally produced recycled water to irrigate the community’s  shared landscaping, parks, and trails. The project eliminates the need to use potable water for irrigation, providing a drought-resistant and cost-effective water source to maintain and enhance common areas, even in times of drought.

This project was primarily funded by a grant from the State of California and by SEJPA, with contributions from Encinitas Ranch Community Association, Fox Point Farms, and the City of Encinitas.

Purified recycled water enhances landscaping, trail, and agriculture.

The costs of recycled water is 20 percent less than using potable water, and allows for continued investment in community landscaping in future years..

The water is produced at SEJPA’s recycling facility, capturing a valuable local water resource and putting it to use in our community.