Mutton Hollow Improvement District public meetings in 2024
5 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Mutton Hollow Improvement Disatrict
The Mutton Hollow Improvement District board approved the 2025 budget showing $231,000 in revenues and $248,030 in expenditures, leaving a net loss of $17,030. The board also reviewed financial statements, past-due customer accounts, and ongoing infrastructure projects, many of which are on hold pending funding.
- Approved 2025 budget: $231,000 revenue, $248,030 expenditures, -$17,030 net income
- Water base rate set at $35/month, Capital Improvement Fund at $27/month, total $124 per two months
- Three customer accounts totaling $2,496 considered overly past due; notification and action planned
- Loan payment discrepancy noted: $77,000 expected vs. $62,139 paid; further review ordered
- Multiple pipeline replacement projects on hold pending funding for transite pipe replacement
Mutton Hollow Improvement Disatrict
The board will present and discuss the proposed 2025 operating budget. They will also review unpaid water bills, water usage, and bank/CD investments. Business includes updates on pipe replacement projects (Transite, Edgehill Circle, West Boynton) and potential transfers to Kaysville or Layton. A discussion on updating water rates is scheduled.
- Presentation and discussion of proposed 2025 operating budget
- Review of unpaid water bills and water usage report
- Discussion on updating water rates
- Status updates on Transite pipe replacement and loan funding
- Potential transfers of water lines to Kaysville (West Boynton, West Mutton Hollow Road) and Layton (Pinewood, North Boynton)
Mutton Hollow Improvement Disatrict
The Mutton Hollow Improvement District board will review bank balances, unpaid water bills, and water usage. Key discussions include ongoing talks with Kaysville City about transferring the water system, a proposed annexation petition, and updates on replacing aging transite pipes. The board will also discuss updating water rates and several maintenance projects.
- Discussion with Kaysville City regarding transfer of MHID system
- Unpaid water bills review
- Replace transite pipe projects, including Edgehill Circle and West Boynton
- Update on upper reservoir access road and retaining wall
- Discussion of updating water rates
Mutton Hollow Improvement Disatrict
The board reviewed financials including bank reconciliations and customer account balances, with six accounts totaling $2,496 overly past due. A state-approved loan of $1.6 million (0% interest, 30-year term, $390K principal forgiveness) for replacing transite pipe was discussed and the board agreed to pursue it. Ongoing talks with Kaysville City about system transfer continued, and a potential rate increase was considered to cover loan costs.
- State loan approved: $1.6M for transite pipe replacement, $390K principal forgiveness, 0% interest, 30-year term
- Six customer accounts past due totaling $2,496; notices and action to follow per MHID practice
- Water use through September 2024: 147.6 ac-ft vs 130.4 ac-ft in 2023; unused balance 72.4 ac-ft
- Discussions continue with Kaysville City on transferring MHID system and sending customers to city
- Rate increase being evaluated; loan would add ~$12/month per customer
Mutton Hollow Improvement Disatrict
The Mutton Hollow Improvement District board reviewed financials and approved a state loan of $1.6M with $390K principal forgiveness at 0% interest for replacing Transite pipes, which would add roughly $12/month per customer. The board also discussed transferring the water system to Kaysville City and addressed overdue customer accounts totaling $5,292. Several maintenance tasks were assigned, including valve testing and hydrant repairs.
- State loan approved: $1.6M total, $390K principal forgiveness, 0% interest, 30-year term
- Overdue customer accounts of $2,496 to be notified; current amount owed is $5,292
- Board discussed transferring system to Kaysville City; Justin Logan to continue talks
- Water usage 147.6 ac-ft through Sept 2024 vs 130.4 ac-ft through Sept 2023
- End-of-line riser and frost-free hydrant installation planned for spring