South Davis Water Improvement District public meetings in 2025
20 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will hold a regular meeting and public hearing on December 17, 2025. Key actions include considering resolutions to adopt an updated 2025 Water Conservation Plan, an amended 2025 budget, and the 2026 final budget. The board will also review the district's strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities assessment, and approve the 2026 meeting schedule.
- Consider passing Resolution #87 adopting the updated 2025 Water Conservation Plan
- Consider passing Resolution #88 adopting the Amended 2025 Budget
- Public hearing and consideration of Resolution #89 adopting the 2026 Final Budget
- Review and discuss the District's Strengths, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities Assessment
- Consider approving the 2026 board meeting schedule
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees is holding a public hearing to consider adopting the 2025 5-Year Water Conservation Plan, as required by state law for water systems with over 500 culinary connections. The plan outlines existing and proposed measures to reduce per capita water consumption and ensure adequate future supplies.
- Public hearing to consider adopting the 2025 South Davis Water District 5-Year Water Conservation Plan
- Plan required by the Water Conservation Act for systems with over 500 culinary connections
- Plan must be updated every five years and submitted to the Division of Water Resources
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold public hearings to consider the adoption of the 2026 Budget. The board also intends to increase culinary and irrigation water rates to fund infrastructure repairs, a new water operator, and costs from the Weber Basin Water Conservancy District.
- Proposed culinary water rate increase of $2.50/month
- Proposed culinary overage block rate increases of $0.14, $0.23, $0.32, and $0.41 per step
- Proposed irrigation water connection fee increase of $34 per year
- Proposed yearly irrigation per acre rate increase of $83 per acre
- Public hearing for the adoption of the 2026 Budget
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will meet to discuss the District's budget for the current and upcoming years. The board will also review a water conservation plan and a strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities assessment.
- Resolution #86 to approve the Amended 2025 Budget
- Approval of the 2026 Tentative Budget
- Proposal to move revenue from a $59 per acre irrigation rate increase into the reserve fund
- Presentation of the updated District Water Conservation Plan
- Review of the District's Strengths, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities Assessment
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees has announced the results of its election. Two candidates were elected unopposed to serve four-year terms starting January 1, 2026.
- Ronald Mortensen elected unopposed to the Board of Trustees
- Kathy Thurston elected unopposed to the Board of Trustees
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will hold a budget work meeting. The board will discuss the 2026 budget process and provide guidance to staff for the preparation of the 2026 Tentative Budget.
- Discussion of 2026 Budget process and staff guidance for the 2026 Tentative Budget
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will hold its regular monthly meeting to conduct routine business, including approving prior meeting minutes and September 2025 expenses. The board will also review a district-wide assessment, discuss financial strategies like a potential line of credit, and receive updates on infrastructure projects, well repairs, and water usage reports.
- Approve minutes from September 10, 2025 meeting
- Approve September 2025 expenses as presented
- Review Strengths, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities Assessment
- Discuss appeal letter for secondary water metering to Division of Water Rights
- Recap of well repairs and associated costs (N. Canyon Well Rehab Expense)
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District has issued a notice to cancel the 2025 Board of Trustees election. This action is taken because the two candidates for the two available seats are unopposed and there are no other ballot propositions.
- Cancellation of the 2025 Board of Trustees Election
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will meet to discuss district assessments and infrastructure updates. The board will consider a resolution to cancel 2025 board member elections and approve August 2025 expenses.
- Resolution #85 to cancel 2025 board member elections
- Approval of August 2025 expense report
- Discussion of appeal letter for secondary water metering to the Division of Water Rights
- Progress update on the 2900 S. CDBG project
- Status updates on North Canyon, Val Verda, and Bona Vista wells
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will discuss groundwater reduction in the Bountiful sub-aquifer and potential new watering restrictions. The board will also consider spending reserve funds on infrastructure projects and review the 2900 S. CDBG project.
- Proposed $120,000 from reserve funds for North Canyon Well rehabilitation
- Proposed $40,000 from reserve funds for Val Verda PFAS mitigation project engineering and application
- Discussion on implementing additional watering restrictions for the remainder of the 2025 season
- Review of the District's Strengths, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities Assessment regarding groundwater reduction
- Update on the 2900 S. CDBG project
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will discuss the district's strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities. The board will also review a draft Water Conservation plan and explore options to control irrigation water abuse.
- Review of the District's updated Water Conservation plan
- Discussion on controlling irrigation water usage by homeowners and others
- Update on the 2900 S. CDBG project
- Discussion on water meters installed on schools, churches, and large irrigation users
- Approval of June 2025 expenses
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will review the 2024 audit and discuss the district's strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities. The board is also deciding on the 2025 tax rate and May 2025 expenses.
- Proposed 2025 tax rate of 0.000120
- 2024 audit report from Haynie & Co.
- Bidding update for the 2900 S. CDBG project
- EPA minimum control level updates for PFAS in drinking water
- Approval of May 2025 expenses
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The District Clerk has issued an official notice of candidates for the 2025 general election. The document lists the individuals who have declared candidacy and will appear on the ballot.
- Candidate for Trustee: Ronald Mortensen
- Candidate for Trustee: Kathy L Thurston
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District has issued a notice for an election to be held on November 4, 2025. The district is seeking to elect two Trustees for four-year terms starting January 1, 2026.
- Election date: November 4, 2025
- Candidate filing period: June 2, 2025, to June 9, 2025
- Filing location: 407 W. 3100 S., Bountiful, UT 84010
- Two Trustee positions available for four-year terms
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board will vote on passing Resolution #84, an interlocal agreement authorizing Davis County to conduct the district's 2025 election, and Resolution #83, adopting a new Privacy Policy. Trustees will also review an assessment of the district's strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities. The manager will report on updates including secondary metering exemptions, the 2900 S CDBG project bidding, EPA's potential PFAS rule change, fluoride removal disconnection, and the 2024 independent audit.
- Consider Resolution #84: interlocal agreement with Davis County for the 2025 election
- Consider Resolution #83: adoption of the district's Privacy Policy
- Review and discuss the district's Strengths, Vulnerabilities, and Opportunities Assessment
- Update on EPA's potential change to the minimum control level of PFAS in drinking water
- Update on bidding of the 2900 S CDBG project
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will meet to discuss district assessments and operational updates. The board will consider a motion to release a portion or all of $3.5 million in ARPA grant money originally awarded for secondary metering.
- Motion to release up to $3.5 million in ARPA grant money for secondary metering back to the State
- Discussion of secondary water turn-on scheduled for April 14th
- Update on the 2900 S. project and CDBG grant award
- Review of District strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities assessment
- Approval of March 2025 expenses
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board of Trustees will meet to discuss and possibly vote on returning all or part of the remaining $3.5 million in ARPA grant money awarded for secondary metering. The board will also review a torn liner at irrigation pond #1, an update on the fluoride removal timeline, and the district's strengths and vulnerabilities assessment. Public comment and a possible closed session are also scheduled.
- Consider releasing up to $3.5 million in unspent ARPA grant money back to the state (Item 9)
- Discuss and review the district's strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities assessment (Item 6)
- Discussion with Representative Raymond Ward (Item 7)
- Manager's report on torn liner at irrigation #1 and overflow line extension (Item 8a)
- Update on timeline for fluoride removal and disposal (Item 8c)
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board will vote on releasing back to the state up to $3.5 million in remaining ARPA grant funds for secondary metering. They will also consider approving a $99,580 proposal from Horrocks Engineering to study an exemption from metering every secondary connection and to convert Irrigation #2 into an aquifer recharge station. Other items include reviewing the district's strengths and vulnerabilities, current legislation to support or oppose, and a manager's report on federal funding impacts, main breaks, and snowpack levels.
- Consider releasing back to the State all or a portion of the remaining $3.5 million ARPA grant for secondary metering
- Consider approving $99,580 Horrocks Engineering proposal to study exemption from Utah Code Sub-Section 73-10-34(13) and convert Irrigation #2 into aquifer recharge station
- Review and discuss the District's strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities assessment
- Review current legislation to determine bills the Board will support and oppose
- Discuss federal funding pause due to executive administration change and effect on CDBG grant
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
The South Davis Water District Board will consider approving Resolution #82 to empower the General Manager to apply for grant money from the Davis County Community and Economic Development Department. Other business includes discussing lead service line inventory compliance, an exception request for the Val Vista #3 well head height, and an overview of current snowpack and teacup numbers. The board will also approve December 2024 expenses and the previous meeting minutes.
- Consider Resolution #82 to apply for grant money from Davis County Community and Economic Development Department
- Discuss compliance with initial lead service line inventory submission and notification
- Discuss exception request for Val Vista #3 well head height requirement
- Discuss population increase acknowledgment from state and additional water sampling
- Review and discuss district strengths, vulnerabilities, and opportunities
South Davis Water District Board of Trustees
This agenda is a procedural notice listing the 2025 regular meeting dates for the South Davis Water District Board of Trustees. No substantive business items are included; the only notable item is that the December meeting will also serve as the 2026 budget hearing.
- Regular meetings scheduled monthly at 4:30 PM at 407 West 3100 South, Bountiful
- December 17 meeting and budget hearing for 2026 will start at 6:00 PM