Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District public meetings in 2025
22 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees announced a change to its regular meeting schedule, moving meetings to the first Wednesday of each month starting in 2026. Meetings will continue to be held at the district’s office at 7740 W 900 S, Ogden, UT 84404, beginning at 6:00 PM. If the first Wednesday falls on a major holiday, no meeting will be held for that month.
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing to receive input and vote on several financial and planning items. These include budget updates and the adoption of a new fee schedule.
- Amend the 2025 budget
- Adopt the 2026 budget
- Adopt the Capital Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis
- Adopt the new fee schedule
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees will hold public hearings and vote on four items: adoption of the amended 2025 budget, adoption of the 2026 budget, approval of a new Capital Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis, and approval of a new fee schedule. The meeting will also include routine approval of minutes and financial business.
- Public Hearing and vote on amended 2025 budget
- Public Hearing and vote on 2026 budget
- Public Hearing and vote on Capital Facilities Plan and Impact Fee Analysis
- Public Hearing and vote on new Water Improvement District Fee Schedule
- Approval of minutes from November 4 and November 19, 2025 meetings
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss water service and fees. The meeting includes discussions on water coverage in the Little Mountain Sewer area and potential changes to the fee schedule.
- Discussion on covering water in area of Little Mountain Sewer
- Discussion on fee schedule additions and changes
- Discussion on recent Inland Port meeting
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will discuss the 2026 tentative budget and proposed amendments to the 2025 budget. The meeting includes reviews of water availability for several developments and a discussion on connection fees and annexation regarding Madsen's contract.
- Approval of 2026 tentative budget and 3rd QTR financial report
- Discussion of 37-home development on south side of 7100 W
- Water availability requests for lots on 5900 W and West Creek development
- Discussion on Madsen's contract regarding connection fee waivers and annexation
- Review of increased fees from work session and feasibility study
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss a feasibility study and the possibility of increasing various service and impact fees. The board will also meet with attorneys to discuss meeting schedules, public meeting laws, and water availability letters.
- Discussion of monthly service fees for residential, commercial, and industrial users
- Discussion of Weber Basin Water Rights Impact Fee
- Discussion of Capital Facilities Impact Fee
- Discussion of connection fees with and without existing laterals
- Discussion with attorneys regarding meeting night changes and open public meetings
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will discuss a Wasatch Civil feasibility study regarding potential increases to monthly usage and connection fees. The meeting includes votes on water availability letters and the proposed Little Mountain Industrial development.
- Proposed development: Little Mountain Industrial
- Discussion on monthly usage and connection fee increases based on Wasatch Civil feasibility study
- Vote on Pat Burns requests for renewal of water availability letters
- Discussion on annexation and Marriott's annexation concerns
- Discussion on the possibility of creating a secondary water district
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss operational costs and water availability. The board will also review a potential annexation with Marriotts and updates regarding impact fees.
- Pat Burns request for reissuing water availability letters
- Secondary water and operating costs
- Annexation with Marriotts
- Update from Wasatch Civil regarding impact fees
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will discuss an annexation map and consider a petition for annexation from Marriott. The meeting also includes a request from Pat Burns to renew water availability letters for multiple projects.
- Approval of Marriott's petition for annexation
- Discussion on annexation map
- Request for renewal of water availability letters for multiple projects by Pat Burns
- Discussion on secondary water
- Approval of checks, bills, billing adjustments, and delinquent accounts
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will consider adopting a FEMA-accepted disaster mitigation plan and review several water service requests. The meeting includes discussions on annexation maps, a feasibility study, and recent water shut-off issues.
- Resolution 2025-2 Adopting the Weber County, Utah pre-disaster mitigation plan 2024
- Fire hydrant approval for Silverline Industrial at 9525 W 900 S
- Will-serve letter for single family home at 6700 W 700 N
- Approval of annexation map
- Amended agreement regarding water tank
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss secondary water and the Black Pine Water Storage Tank. The meeting may also include new business if needed.
- Secondary Water Discussion
- Black Pine Water Storage Tank Discussion
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will meet to adopt the certified tax rate and review the 2024 Agreed Upon Procedures report. The board will also discuss secondary water and pipe sizing for the Madsen's HVAC shop.
- Adoption of the certified tax rate
- Update on the Black Pine project
- Approval of annexation map
- Discussion on pipe sizing for the Madsen's HVAC shop
- Approval of checks, bills, and billing adjustments
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District is providing notice of its intent to update Impact Fee Facilities Plans and prepare Impact Fee Analyses. These updates concern capital facilities for the culinary water system within the district boundary and possible annexation areas.
- Update of Impact Fee Facilities Plans (IFFPs)
- Preparation of Impact Fee Analyses (IFAs) for culinary water system capital facilities
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees will discuss a water project on 6700 W and receive an update on an annexation and feasibility study. The board will also review financial records and approve bills.
- Discussion of water project on 6700 W just North of Justin Marriott
- Annexation & Feasibility Study Update
- Update on meeting with Wasatch Civil and Brody Flint
- Approval of checks, bills, billing adjustments, and delinquent accounts
Board of Trustees
The West Warren-Warren Water Improvement District is announcing an election for three Trustee positions to be held on November 4, 2025. Two positions are for the West Warren area and one is for Warren.
- Candidacy filing period: June 2-6, 2025
- Election date: November 4, 2025
- Filing location: 1561 S 7500 W Ogden, UT 84404
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees will discuss an annexation and feasibility study, including whether to create a commercial water rate. Trustees will also approve first-quarter 2025 financial statements, adopt a Cross Connection Authority Statement, and consider a list of future system improvements. A tentative work session on secondary water is scheduled for May 20, 2025.
- Annexation and feasibility study update, with discussion of creating a commercial water rate
- Approval of 1st Quarter 2025 Financial Statements
- Adoption of Cross Connection Authority Statement
- Approval of Madsens' HVAC shop (Jim Flint possibly attending)
- Begin list of improvements or future upgrades for the District
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board will vote on approving an annexation feasibility study and a capital facilities plan, with combined consultant costs of up to $30,000. Trustees will also review first-quarter 2025 financial statements, adopt a cross-connection control statement, and discuss creating a commercial water rate. A work session on secondary water is tentatively set for May 20.
- Approve annexation plan cost up to $10,000 for Wasatch Civil + attorney fees
- Approve capital facilities plan cost up to $20,000 for Wasatch Civil
- Adopt Cross Connection Authority Statement
- Approve 1st Quarter 2025 Financial Statements
- Discussion of a possible commercial water rate
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees will hold a work session to discuss cross connection and back flow issues, along with current water system repairs. If time permits, secondary water topics may also be addressed. No votes or formal decisions are scheduled.
- Discussion of cross connection and back flow issues
- Review of current water system repairs
- Possible discussion of secondary water system
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees will meet April 1, 2025. The board plans to make a promised decision on secondary water for an HVAC shop with Jim Flint and the Madsens. Other discussion includes annexation route (county resolution vs. individual petitions), an estimate for updated water connection fees, and responses from Brody on secondary water exceptions and time limits for 2019 water connections.
- Decision on secondary water for HVAC shop (Jim Flint and Madsens)
- Annexation route discussion: county resolution or individual petitions
- Discussion on estimate for updated water connection fee from engineer
- Discussion on responses from Brody: secondary water exceptions and time limit on 2019 water connections
- Approval of checks, bills, billing adjustments, delinquent accounts
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board will consider approving minutes from February 2024, hear a proposal for a shop at 512 S 9350 W, and receive an annexation plan. Discussions will cover secondary water and the proposed Westbridge Meadows Development. New business includes approval of checks, billing adjustments, and delinquent accounts.
- Proposed shop at 512 S 9350 W by Jim Flint representing Madsen Heating and Air
- Annexation plan presented by Brody Flint
- Discussion on secondary water
- Discussion on proposed Westbridge Meadows Development
- Approval of checks and bills, billing adjustments, delinquent accounts
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board will discuss and vote on purchasing property surrounding the water storage tank. Other agenda items include an update on PCC and the tank, secondary water discussions, approval of a well permit for Nate Christensen, review of 2024 fourth-quarter financials, and a $280 refund for Susan Stewart. Agenda also covers approval of January 7, 2024 minutes and routine financial approvals.
- Discussion and vote to approve purchase of property surrounding water storage tank
- Dallin Curdin to give update on PCC and water storage tank
- Approve Nate Christensen connection and his well permit for secondary water
- 2024 4th quarter financial statements presented by Steve
- Susan Stewart refund $280.00 after home sale credit
Board of Trustees
The Warren-West Warren Water Improvement District Board of Trustees will meet on January 7, 2025, to discuss and decide on several operational items. Key agenda items include an update on the water storage tank (PCC), discussion on a connection for a shop on 900 S, engineering for the Longhorn subdivision, approval of a new Caselle monthly fee, and an update on annexation. The board will also review minutes, approve checks and bills, and discuss installing technology for Zoom meetings.
- Update on PCC and water storage tank
- Discussion on connecting a shop on 900 S
- Engineering discussion for Longhorn subdivision
- Approve new Caselle monthly fee and discuss credit card payment hosting
- Update on annexation