SUSTAINABILITY
The Las Campanas Water Co-op is committed to providing classes, informative articles and resources.
The Las Campanas Water Cooperative is committed to providing informative articles and resources, such as Eye On Water, to help each of our members become informed and stay active in the Las Campanas Water Community.
The Cooperative has implemented an automatic water-meter reading system called Eye On Water (80% of our members are using Eye On Water). Many communities throughout the United States use Eye On Water to help members monitor and conserve water.
If you have ever experienced an undetected leak, you know how quickly water usage and your water bill can increase. Eye On Water allows you to monitor your water usage 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Because the system is available online, you can monitor your home's water usage even when you are away from the property.
Please note that Eye-On-Water is an informational tool and is not intended to replace professional leak detection or provide exact measurements. Please see the attached link for additional information.
Features of Eye On Water
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Monitor Your Water Usage
Access your account through the Eye On Water website or smartphone/tablet application. Your water usage is displayed in easy-to-read graphs that can be viewed by year, month, or day. If your property has two meters such as domestic and irrigation you can view the usage for each meter. Reviewing your usage patterns can help you better understand how and when you use water. -
Set up potential leak alerts (not guaranteed) to notify you by text message or email when the system detects unusual or continuous water usage within a twenty-four hour period.
Eye On Water is another resource the Las Campanas Water Cooperative is providing to help our members better understand their water consumption, identify potential problems, and make informed decisions about water use.
Water Quality
Water quality is very important in Las Campanas. Below are our last three year's reports.
2021 Water Quality Report
2022 Water Quality Report
2024 Water Quality Report
2022 Water Quality Report
2023 Water Quality Report
2025 Consumer Confidence Report
Horticultural Resources
Cultivating a garden and landscaping in Las Campanas offers some unique challenges. As part of the Las Campanas Water Cooperative’s commitment to encouraging sustainable landscaping that is sensitive to water usage, we are pleased to present information that may help you better anticipate how to plant, what to plant, and when to plant.
The Las Campanas Homeowners Association has specific planting guidelines to which all Las Campanas homeowners are expected to adhere. Information on the guidelines is available through the Las Campanas Homeowners Association.
The information and articles on this site have been developed by Tracy Neal, our landscape consultant. Tracy is a well-recognized expert in Santa Fe and offers periodic classes for our Las Campanas Water Cooperative members.
Fall and Winter Watering 2023 Final
Las Campanas Low Water Use Plant List
Low Water Use Plants for Las Campanas
Mulches in the Home Garden
Natural Area Pre-Approved Plants List 2023
Steps to Successful Revegetation
Transition Zone Pre-Approved Plants List
Trees to Avoid or Use with Caution