(A) Installation of a low flow toilet in any building existing on May 22, 1990 may qualify the owner of the building for the incentive provided in this section. All low flow toilets shall meet the criteria described in division (E) of § 9-12-3. Upon presentation by the owner of the building in which the low flow toilet is installed of a purchase sales slip for the low flow toilet and the evidence as may be reasonably required by the chief building official to evidence proof of installation thereof, the City shall pay the sum of $50 to the owner or occupant of the building installing the low flow toilet. The chief building official shall have the right to require a visual verification of the installation of the low flow toilet by the Building Safety Division of the Community Development Department.

(B) Installation of a hot water recirculating pump or point-of-service instant hot water heater in any existing residential building may qualify the owner of the building for the incentive provided in this section. Upon presentation by the owner-occupant or landlord of the building in which the hot water recirculating pump or point-of-service instant hot water heater is installed of a purchase sales slip for the hot water recirculating pump or point-of-service instant hot water heater and the evidence as may be reasonably required by the chief building official to evidence proof of installation thereof, which must include the obtaining of a city building permit, the City shall pay the sum of $100 to the owner or occupant of the building installing the hot water recirculating pump or point-of-service instant hot water heater. The chief building official shall have the right to require a visual verification of the installation of the hot water recirculating pump or point-of service instant hot water heater by the Building Safety Division of the Community Development Department. Building permit fees directly relating to the installation of these devices shall be waived.

(C) Only one rebate shall be issued to each building. All work must be performed by the owner-occupant or landlord of the building or by a properly licensed Arizona contractor authorized by the owner-occupant or landlord, as applicable. All fixtures and appliances must be new and bear the label of a nationally recognized testing laboratory and be properly installed.

(D) The rebate provisions established in this section shall only be applicable to buildings receiving water and sewer services from the City and shall expire on December 31, 2005. A maximum dollar cap of $25,000 per calendar year shall be used on a first come, first served basis. Only owner-occupants or landlords are eligible to receive the rebate. The rebate shall be disbursed by the City within a reasonable time after city verification that the installation is eligible and in compliance. (Prior Code, § 9-12-5) (Ord. 90-295, passed 2-27-1990; Am. Ord. 90-298, passed 5-22-1990; Am. Ord. 04-882, passed 1-12-2004)