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Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
Project consists of connecting to the existing waterline at the north side of 500 north (state highway 191) at 1700 west. The new 8-inch hdpe waterline will be bored under the highway to the south side and then laid parallel to the highway toward the intersection of 1500 west and 500 north, where it will cross under the steinaker service canal and connect to the existing waterline at 1500 west. Existing service connections along the north side of the highway will be connected to the new waterline through additional borings under the highway. Service lines between the new meter and the existing homes will be reconfigured.
Posted Date
May 21, 2026
Due Date
Jun 10, 2026
Release: May 21, 2026
Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
Close: Jun 10, 2026
Project consists of connecting to the existing waterline at the north side of 500 north (state highway 191) at 1700 west. The new 8-inch hdpe waterline will be bored under the highway to the south side and then laid parallel to the highway toward the intersection of 1500 west and 500 north, where it will cross under the steinaker service canal and connect to the existing waterline at 1500 west. Existing service connections along the north side of the highway will be connected to the new waterline through additional borings under the highway. Service lines between the new meter and the existing homes will be reconfigured.
Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
Work consists of on-site relocation of the existing truck wash building onto a new concrete foundation; Expansion of the existing shop/offices on the east side of the site (7,808 SF); Remodel the offices and bathrooms on the east side of the existing building (720 SF); Parking/site development around the addition (50,795 SF).
Posted Date
Jul 3, 2025
Due Date
Aug 5, 2025
Release: Jul 3, 2025
Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
Close: Aug 5, 2025
Work consists of on-site relocation of the existing truck wash building onto a new concrete foundation; Expansion of the existing shop/offices on the east side of the site (7,808 SF); Remodel the offices and bathrooms on the east side of the existing building (720 SF); Parking/site development around the addition (50,795 SF).
Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
Provide construction services prior to the bidding of the avwsid 1,500 south building addition which includes the following: the on-site relocation of the existing truck wash building onto a new concrete foundation (30'x60' pemb); expansion of the existing shop/offices on the east side of the site (7,808 SF); see attached file.
Posted Date
May 29, 2025
Due Date
Jun 20, 2025
Release: May 29, 2025
Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
Close: Jun 20, 2025
Provide construction services prior to the bidding of the avwsid 1,500 south building addition which includes the following: the on-site relocation of the existing truck wash building onto a new concrete foundation (30'x60' pemb); expansion of the existing shop/offices on the east side of the site (7,808 SF); see attached file.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Ashley Valley Water And Sewer Improvement District
The meeting agenda includes two public hearings focused on the 2500 South Sewer Line Extension and Water Line Upsize Project and a Master Plan Update. Project updates involve the new office building, pay request, 500 North 1500 West bid results, and water and sewer line financing. Additional discussion topics cover the certified tax rate, surplus items, a fraud risk assessment, a monthly water use report, expenditures, operations, water leasing, and a closed session regarding personnel, litigation, and real property or water rights.
The board meeting agenda includes an opening session followed by a closed session to discuss strategies related to pending or reasonably imminent litigation, as well as the purchase, exchange, or lease of real property, including water rights or water shares. The meeting concludes with a review of potential legal actions.
The board discussed project updates, including the administrative building project, the 500 North 1500 West project, and the 2500 South 2000 East water and sewer project. Key discussions also covered a water source study, drought conditions in the Uintah Basin, and the development of new water conservation rates for residential and commercial users. The board authorized a public hearing for these rate changes and reviewed water lease opportunities. Additionally, the board approved monthly expenditures and reviewed the first-quarter financial statement.
The board reviewed project updates for the new administrative building, including a progress report and approval of a payment request. Discussions included a change order for the Desert Sage project due to equipment failures, presentation of the 2026 tentative budget, and approval of health insurance renewal rates. The meeting also covered a scope of work for a master plan update, an assistant district manager job description, approval of holiday and employee appreciation bonuses, and a review of monthly expenditures. A closed session was held before the meeting adjourned.
The meeting focused on project updates for the new administrative building, including the approval of a change order and the first pay request. Discussions were held regarding the Uintah County draft Water Use and Preservation Plan and updates on water supply distribution. The board moved to rescind the water conservation rate and reviewed information from the Uintah Water Conservancy District regarding Green River Pumping projects. Additionally, the board approved a propane supplier bid, a water rights study proposal, and a partnership with Vernal City for a water source development study. Preliminary 2026 budget highlights were reviewed, and monthly expenditures were approved before entering a closed session.
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