Cedar Valley Water Conservancy public meetings in 2025
18 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
CVWC Board of Directors
The Board of Directors meeting scheduled for December 18, 2025, has been cancelled.
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will hold a holiday dinner on December 11, 2025, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the District Office, 710 S. Westview Drive, Cedar City. This is a social event only; no official business or decisions will occur.
CVWC Board of Directors
The CVWC Board of Directors is holding a training meeting on December 11, 2025, starting at Canyon Park and touring Cedar Canyon. The agenda states this is for training purposes only, with no district business discussed and no official action taken.
- Training meeting only, no business or action
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will conduct a public hearing and review the proposed 2026 budget. The board will also discuss infrastructure updates and water conservation projects.
- Public hearing for the Proposed 2026 Budget
- Updates on 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank, Basin 71 Well and Waterline, and District Well #3 Commerce Crossroads
- Discussion on Aquifer Recharge and Reuse WWTP Water
- Consideration of a Change Order for Eocene Environmental regarding the Basin 14 (PVWS) Project
- Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring real property, water rights, and contract negotiation
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will hold a public hearing to discuss the tentative 2026 budget. Residents may provide written comments or attend the meeting in person.
- Public hearing concerning the Tentative 2026 Budget
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors meets to discuss financial reports, approve bills, and review the proposed 2026 budget. Board members will also receive updates on district infrastructure projects, water conservation efforts, and subsidence monitoring.
- Consider approval of payment of bills and adjustments from September 15–October 10, 2025
- Review 2025 financial report and discuss 2026 proposed budget
- Update on water improvement projects including 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank, Basin 71 Well, and District Well #3 Commerce Crossroads
- Discussion on aquifer recharge, reuse of wastewater treatment plant water, and subsidence monitoring
- Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring real property or water rights, and personnel matters
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will meet to discuss financial reports, approve bills, and review water infrastructure updates. Public comment is allowed, and closed sessions will address litigation, property acquisition, and personnel matters.
- Approval of payment of bills from July 9 to September 12, 2025
- Review of 2025 Financial Report and 2024 Audit & Financial Statements
- Update on water improvement projects: 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank, Basin 71 Well and Waterline, District Well #3 Commerce Crossroads
- Discussion on Aquifer Recharge and Reuse WWTP Water initiatives
- Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring property (ROW), and water rights
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors meeting scheduled for August 21, 2025, at 6:30 PM in Cedar City has been cancelled. No decisions or discussions took place.
CVWC Board of Directors
The Board of Directors will discuss updates on several water improvement projects and conservation efforts. The board will also consider approving bills and adjustments from June 16 through July 8, 2025.
- Water Improvement Projects: 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank, Basin 71 Well and Waterline, District Well #3 Commerce Crossroads, 8-Mile Hills Waterline, and 6000 North & 4000 N Waterline
- Water Conservation: Aquifer Recharge and Reuse WWTP Water
- Basin 14 (PVWS) Project update
- Approval of bills and adjustments from June 16, 2025 through July 8, 2025
- Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring real property/water rights, and contract negotiation
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will meet to review and vote on final 2025 tax rates and budgets, and consider an interlocal agreement with Enoch City for a shared secondary water system. The board will also discuss infrastructure projects, water conservation updates, and receive reports from staff and engineers.
- Approval of 2025 final tax rates and budgets as proposed by the County Auditor
- Consideration of an interlocal agreement with Enoch City for mutual construction and sharing of a secondary water system
- Approval of payments for bills and adjustments from April 14 to June 13, 2025
- Review of 2025 financial report and discussion of district banking options
- Update and discussion on infrastructure projects including 8-Mile Hills Tank, Cedar Highlands Tank, and Basin 71 Well
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy District Board of Directors meeting scheduled for May 15, 2025, has been cancelled. No business will be conducted.
- Meeting cancelled; no agenda items were discussed or decided
CVWC Board of Directors
The CVWC Board will discuss and potentially approve tax incentives and an amended interlocal agreement for the Iron Springs Solar Community Development project area. The meeting also includes closed sessions for imminent litigation, acquiring real property or water rights, and personnel matters.
- Review and discuss tax incentives for Iron Springs Solar Community Development project area
- Consider approval of resolution approving amended interlocal agreement for Iron Springs Solar
- Consider amendment to existing interlocal agreement for Iron Springs Solar
- Closed session for imminent litigation or acquiring property/water rights
- Closed session for personnel matters
CVWC Board of Directors
The CVWC Board of Directors will consider an amendment to the existing Interlocal Agreement for the Iron Springs Solar Community Development Project Area Tax Incentive. They will also review the 2025 Financial Report, approve payment of bills, and consider a change order for a waterproofing additive (Xypex) at the 8-Mile Hills Tank. Updates on multiple water infrastructure projects, water conservation efforts, and a closed session for litigation, property acquisition, and personnel matters are also on the agenda.
- Consider amendment to Interlocal Agreement for Iron Springs Solar Community Development Project Area Tax Incentive
- Consider approval of change order for Xypex concrete additive at 8-Mile Hills Tank
- Review 2025 Financial Report and approve payment of bills from March 15 to April 11, 2025
- Update on water conservation including aquifer recharge and reuse of WWTP water
- Closed session for imminent litigation, acquiring property/water rights, and contract negotiation
CVWC Board of Directors
The CVWC Board of Directors will meet to discuss and decide on several water infrastructure projects, including approving a contractor for the Cedar Highlands Tank Project after reviewing bids, and considering a resolution supporting an effluent reuse conservation project. The board will also handle routine approvals of minutes, bills, a personnel policy amendment, and quotes for signage and blinds. A closed session is scheduled for litigation, property acquisition, and contract negotiations.
- Consider approval of a contractor for the Cedar Highlands Tank Project after reviewing bids
- Consider a resolution expressing support for the effluent reuse conservation project
- Review quotes for signage at Canyon Park and for building blinds
- Consider amendment to personnel policy on use of district-owned vehicles
- Review bids and discuss multiple waterline projects (8-Mile Hills, Basin 71 Well, District Well #3, 6000 North & 4000 N)
CVWC Board of Directors
The CVWC Board of Directors will consider approval of minutes, payment of bills, and a 2025 financial report. They will review quotes for signage at the new building and receive updates on multiple water infrastructure projects, including Cedar Highlands, 8-Mile Hills Tank, Basin 71 Well, District Well #3, and waterlines. The meeting also includes updates on water conservation, aquifer recharge, and reused wastewater, plus closed sessions for litigation, property acquisition, water rights, and personnel matters.
- Consider approval of payment of bills and adjustments from January 11 through February 14, 2025
- Review and discuss quotes for signage for the new building
- Update on water improvement projects: Cedar Highlands, 8-Mile Hills Tank & Waterline, Basin 71 Well, District Well #3, 6000 North & 4000 N Waterline
- Update on water conservation: aquifer recharge and reuse of WWTP water
- 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 discuss infrastructure updates and water conservation efforts. The board will consider approving a cost recovery agreement extension with the Bureau of Land Management and review quotes for new building signage.
- Cost Recovery Agreement Extension with the Bureau of Land Management for the Pine Valley Water Supply Project
- Quotes for signage for the new building
- Infrastructure updates for Cedar Highlands, 8-Mile Hills Tank & Waterline, and Basin 71 Well and Waterline
- Infrastructure updates for District Well #3 Commerce Crossroads and 6000 North & 4000 N Waterline
- Approval of bills and adjustments from January 11, 2025 through February 14, 2025
CVWC Board of Directors
The Cedar Valley Water Conservancy Board of Directors will review financial reports and discuss infrastructure improvements. The board is deciding whether to proceed with the Cedar Highlands Tank Project and a grant application for transparent water billing.
- Consideration of the Cedar Highlands Tank Project
- Grant application for Transparent Water Billing through the Division of Water Resources
- Review of quotes for signage for the new building
- Approval of bills and adjustments from November 15, 2024, through January 10, 2025
- Updates on aquifer recharge, reuse WWTP water, and subsidence monitoring
CVWC Board of Directors
This is a public notice of intent, not a regular meeting. The CVWC Board of Directors announces it will prepare an Impact Fee Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis for its culinary water system. The proposed impact fees would be charged to new development to help cover the cost of capital facilities needed to serve that growth.
- Notice of intent to prepare an Impact Fee Facilities Plan (IFFP) and Impact Fee Analysis (IFA) for the culinary water system
- Geographical area includes all areas within service and served by the water conservancy district
- Impact fees to be considered will offset capital facility costs for new development