Cedar Valley Water Conservancy, UT

CVWC Board of Directors

The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy District Board of Directors will meet to consider approving a resolution adopting progressive design-build procurement procedures for the Pine Valley Water Supply Project, which would authorize a two-stage solicitation for design-build services. The board will also review financials, discuss tax liability for a 2023 bond anticipation note, and receive updates on water conservation, aquifer recharge, reuse/recycle efforts, and infrastructure projects including Basin 71 Well and BZI Innovation Park Well. The meeting includes public comment and closed sessions for litigation, property/water rights acquisition, and personnel matters.

• Consider approval of resolution adopting progressive design-build procurement for Pine Valley Water Supply Project
• Review and discuss tax liability for Parity Water Revenue Bond Anticipation Note, Series 2023
• Approval of payment of bills and adjustments from July 10 to August 13, 2026
• Update on Basin 71 Well and BZI Innovation Park Well infrastructure projects
• Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring property/water rights, and contract negotiation

CVWC Board of Directors

The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will hear a presentation from Formation Environmental summarizing Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) findings and the adaptive management, monitoring, and mitigation programs developed during the environmental review process. No business or water conservancy matters will be conducted during the presentation.

• Presentation on EIS impact findings by Formation Environmental
• Overview of adaptive management, monitoring, and mitigation programs
• Meeting at 710 S Westview Dr, Cedar City, UT on August 19, 2026 at 11:00 AM
• No business or Water Conservancy matters will take place

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors will meet on July 16, 2026 at 710 S Westview Dr, Cedar City. They will consider adopting a resolution for proposed rates and fees, approve the 2025 audit, and discuss water conservation, aquifer recharge, and infrastructure projects including Basin 71 Well and BZI Innovation Park Well. The board will also consider a policy on direct water service to individual retail customers outside municipal systems and hold closed sessions for litigation, property acquisition, and personnel matters.

• Consider approval of payment of bills from June 13 to July 9, 2026 (no amount specified)
• Review and consider adoption of a resolution for proposed rates and fees
• Presentation and approval of the 2025 audit by Kimball and Robert's
• Discussion and possible action on policy regarding direct water service to individual retail customers outside municipal systems
• Consider approval of payment to upsize water line from 12-inch to 20-inch ID within planned transmission line corridor (no amount specified)

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors will hold a tour of the Washington County Water Conservancy District Wastewater Treatment Facility on July 15, 2026. The agenda states no business or Water Conservancy matters will take place during the tour. This is a procedural, non-decision-making meeting.

• Tour of St. George Regional Water Reclamation Facility at 2176 Treatment Plant Rd, St. George, UT 84790
• Board meets briefly at 710 S Westview Dr, Cedar City before traveling to the facility
• No votes, discussions, or business actions scheduled

CVWC Board of Directors

The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board will consider adopting a resolution for final 2026 tax rates and budgets, as well as reviewing and adopting a master plan, water conservation plan, impact fee facilities plan, water rate analysis, and a resolution for proposed rates and fees. The board will also discuss water conservation, aquifer recharge, reuse/recycle, and infrastructure updates for Basin 71 Well and BZI Innovation Park Well. A closed session is scheduled for imminent litigation, property/water rights acquisition, contract negotiation, and personnel matters.

• Consider approval of a resolution adopting final tax rates and budgets for 2026
• Review and consider adoption of CVWC Master Plan, Water Conservation Plan, Impact Fee Facilities Plan, Water Rate Analysis, and a Resolution for Proposed Rates and Fees
• Updates on Basin 71 Well and BZI Innovation Park Well water improvement projects
• Public comment period (two minutes per person)
• Closed sessions for imminent litigation, acquiring property/water rights, and personnel matters

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors will hold a public hearing and consider approval of a proposed water rate increase to fees, rates, and impact fees. The board will also review financials, consider bids for well construction at Basin 71 and BZI Innovation Park, and approve contracts and change orders for the Basin 14 (PVWS) project. Closed sessions are scheduled for litigation, property acquisition, water rights, contract negotiation, and personnel matters.

• Public hearing and proposed approval of water rate increase to fees, rates, and impact fees
• Consider bids for construction of a well at Basin 71 and at BZI Innovation Park
• Consider approval of a change order for Eocene and a contract with Formation Environmental for Basin 14 project
• Consider approval of payment of bills from April 11 through May 22, 2026, and review 2026 financial report
• Closed sessions for imminent litigation, acquiring real property/water rights, and contract negotiation

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors will hold a meeting and public hearing at their office in Cedar City on May 21, 2026, but the meeting has been moved to May 28, 2026. The agenda provides procedural details and public notice requirements under Utah law.

CVWC Board of Directors

The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will tour the Wastewater Treatment Facility on May 6, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. The agenda explicitly states that no business or water conservancy matters will take place during the tour. The meeting is purely informational for board members.

• Tour of Wastewater Treatment Facility at 7218 N 2300 W, Cedar City, UT 84721

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors will consider approval of bills, review financials, and discuss water conservation including a potential letter of intent for a right-of-way with the Clarks. Updates on aquifer recharge, reuse of WWTP water, and infrastructure projects (Basin 71 well, BZI Innovation Park well) are on the agenda. The board will also review draft master plan, conservation plan, impact fee, and rate study, then hold closed sessions for litigation, property acquisition, water rights, and personnel.

• Consider approving a letter of intent for a right-of-way with the Clarks for reuse of WWTP water
• Update and discussion on Basin 71 Well and Waterline project
• Update and discussion on BZI Innovation Park Well
• Review of draft Master Plan, Conservation Plan, Impact Fee, and Rate Study
• Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring property/ROW, water rights, and contract negotiation

CVWC Board of Directors

The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will meet on March 26, 2026, to review the 2026 financial report, discuss water conservation updates including a reuse study with Cedar City, and receive infrastructure project updates. The meeting will also consider bylaw updates and engineering reports.

• Review 2026 Financial Report
• Consider contributing to Cedar City’s Reuse Water Study
• Consider agreement to use Effluent Water with agricultural producer using Utah Department of Agriculture grant funds
• Review and consider approval of bylaws update
• Update on Basin 71 Well and Waterline, BZI Innovation Park Well, 8-Mile Hills Tank, and Cedar Highlands Tank projects

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board will decide on contributing resources to Cedar City's Reuse Water Study and approving an agreement to use effluent water from Enoch and the county with an agricultural producer, leveraging Utah Department of Agriculture grant funds. They will also review and consider updating the Water Conservancy's bylaws, infrastructure projects (Basin 71 Well, BZI Innovation Park Well, 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank), and a draft master plan, conservation plan, impact fee, and rate study. The meeting includes financial approvals, public comment, and closed sessions for imminent litigation, real property/water rights acquisition, contract negotiation, and personnel matters.

• Consider contributing resources to Cedar City Reuse Water Study
• Consider approval of effluent water agreement with an agricultural producer using state grant funds
• Update and discussion of draft Master Plan, Conservation Plan, Impact Fee, and Rate Study
• Consider approval of bylaws update for the Water Conservancy organization
• Approval of bills and adjustments from February 14 to March 20, 2026

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors meeting originally scheduled for March 19, 2026 has been moved to March 26, 2026. No agenda items are listed; the notice only contains the postponement.

• Meeting rescheduled to March 26, 2026

CVWC Board of Directors

The Board of Trustees will hold a luncheon for past and present board members and employees. The agenda states that no business or water conservancy matters will take place during the event.

CVWC Board of Directors

The CVWC Board of Directors will hold a public hearing on changing the district's name and review survey results. They will discuss water infrastructure projects including wells and tanks, approve financials, and consider bylaws updates. The board will also go into closed session for litigation, property acquisition, and contract negotiation.

• Public hearing on name change for Central Iron County Water Conservancy District
• Swearing in of new board member Steve Nelson
• Discussion and direction on Wayne LeBaron Well, 8-Mile Hills Tank, BZI Innovation Park Well, Cedar Highlands Tank, and Basin 71 Well
• Consider approval of payment of bills from January 10 to February 13, 2026
• Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring property/ROW, water rights, and contract negotiation

CVWC Board of Directors

The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will hold a public hearing and meeting to discuss a potential name change for the district. The board will also review financial reports and consider contractor bids for several water improvement projects.

• Consideration of a name change for the Central Iron County Water Conservancy District
• Review of bids for a replacement well at Eagle Valley
• Discussion on 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank, and Basin 71 Well and Waterline
• Consideration of a change order for Eocene Environmental regarding the Basin 14 (PVWS) Project
• Review of 2025 and 2026 financial reports