Haights creek irrigation company, located in kaysville city, utah, will upgrade 1,020-feet residential transit distribution lines and service lines in an area identified as the phase 8 location with…

The Haights Creek Irrigation Company in Kaysville, Utah received a $209,427 Project Grant award from the U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation's WaterSMART (Sustain and Manage America's Resources for Tomorrow) grant program (CFDA 15.507). The funding will be used to upgrade 1,020 feet of residential transit distribution lines and service lines with new polyvinyl chloride and high-density polyethylene pipe. The project will also install flow meters on each new residential service line. These upgrades are intended to reduce water loss by improving the irrigation infrastructure and enhancing water use monitoring and leak detection capabilities. This award is the eighth phase of an ongoing effort to implement the top priority activities outlined in Haights Creek's 2016 Water Conservation Management Plan.

Haights creek irrigation company, located in kaysville city, utah, will upgrade 1,020-feet residential transit distribution lines and service lines in an area identified as the phase 8 location with new polyvinyl chloride distribution lines and high-density polyethylene pipe. In addition, the company will install flow meters on each new residential service line. The project will reduce water loss by upgrading the existing lines and improving water use monitoring and leak detection. The project is the eighth phase of an activity listed as the top priority in haights creeks 2016 water conservation management plan.