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Jul 29, 2026
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Aug 26, 2026
Project includes supplying all labor, material, and equipment to install approx. 250 SF pump station, including booster pump skid, yard piping/interconnections to the distribution system, standby generator, electrical, HVAC and other miscellaneous work
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City
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Clifton
County
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Mesa
Address
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510 34 Rd
Phone Number
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(970) 434-7328
Zip Code
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81520
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clifton Water District
The board discussed several items, including a guest inquiry regarding drought rates and agricultural exemptions. A representative presented the 2025 audit report, noting an unmodified opinion and detailing the district's financial position, alongside identifying a material weakness in internal controls for capital assets. A public hearing was held to consider petitions of inclusion for various private properties, which were subsequently approved via resolution. The board reviewed financial reports, including accounts payable, operating revenues, grant applications for feasibility studies, and preparations for the 2027 budget. Human resources provided updates on hiring and policy/handbook revisions. Engineering and construction reports covered progress on the water treatment plant, transmission main, pump station, storage tank rehabilitation, and the activation of the Reeder Mesa fill station. The manager reported on the drought response plan and water conditions. Finally, the board adopted Resolution 2026-12 regarding updated drought rates and fees for the fill station.
The workshop focused on the implementation and revision of 2026 Drought and Emergency rates, specifically regarding adjustments to residential and non-residential rate multipliers to mitigate severe financial impacts on customers while encouraging water conservation. The discussion covered the effective date for these rates, customer notification strategies, the status of the ongoing Drought Response Plan, the potential for locking off irrigation meters, and considerations for modifying the district's leak adjustment policy during drought conditions. Participants also discussed the challenges of changing consumer behavior regarding water usage and the differences in water supply triggers between various local water providers.
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The Board discussed and adopted Resolution 2026-11, which establishes emergency and drought-related water rates due to poor reservoir levels and potential water usage restrictions. The discussion covered the temporary nature of these rates, the uncertainty of environmental conditions, and the potential need for future Board action to extend them. Furthermore, the Board reviewed strategies for ensuring continued water supply during low river levels, including potential collaborations with external water entities and construction planning for water access. Finally, the Board reviewed leak adjustment exception requests and a related press release.
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