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Aug 25, 2026
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City
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Corvallis
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Ravalli
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1182 Lazy J Ln
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(406) 961-1182
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59828
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bitterroot Irrigation District
The Board of Commissioners of The Bitter Root Irrigation District convened multiple regular meetings to address various operational and financial matters. Key topics included water updates, safety meetings, and project updates such as the Siphon I Phase III. Discussions involved budget amendments, approval of warrants, and updates on legal matters, including the Three Mile lawsuit. The board also addressed water transfer requests, land transfers, and agreements, along with updates on equipment repairs and maintenance. The meetings covered financial reports, insurance options, and updates on grants and loans, ensuring the district's efficient operation and compliance with regulations.
The meeting included discussion of the water report, which indicated that the lake elevation had started spilling due to heavy inflows and warm weather. A request to install a bridge was reviewed, contingent upon BRID's specifications. There was also discussion regarding irrigation on a steep slope near the Stock Farm, with concerns raised about potential ditch compromise. The board was informed that the FEMA grant application for valves at the dam was not approved. Updates were provided on new subdivisions by Wolfenden and Lance Nelsen. BRID submitted a preplanning grant for a water efficiency and modernization planning study.
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The meeting included reports on water levels, snowpack, and drought status. Updates were provided on the Morrison-Maierle air release valves and Montana Fabrication pipe delivery. The Bureau of Reclamation's extended repayment offer for extraordinary maintenance costs was discussed, with a decision to wait on pursuing a loan for gate valves. HDR provided updates on planning grants and potential collaboration with the Bitterroot Water Forum for water measurement. District updates included a blow down near Hard Rock, crew activities, a resignation, and an employee's positive COVID test. Commissioners expressed interest in a ditch tour and noted an upcoming MWRA Meeting.
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