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Current Projects
Orderville & Glendale Area (Long Valley)
Long Valley Estates Water Improvement Project 2008-2009
The Kane County Water Conservancy District (KCWCD) has been approached by the Long Valley Water Company to provide service to the 235 lots in the Long Valley Estates Subdivision. The current water system does not comply with current state standards and does not service all lots in the subdivision.
Our engineering firm, Sunrise Engineering, has done an initial study and recommended that the old water distribution system be abandoned and a new system be constructed according to state guidelines.
This project will consist of drilling a new well, constructing a new water storage tank, and installing new pipeline, fire hydrants and water meters in the Long Valley Estates subdivision. The new system will offer water service, as well as fire protection, to all lots in the Long Valley Estates Subdivision.
Currently, this project is being reviewed and voted on by the property owners of Long Valley Estates Subdivision. For a copy of the ballot letter with details of the costs to each property owner, click here. See project updates below
For project details or questions, please call (435) 644-3997.
Operational Notice (January 2009)
Project Update (May 2009)
Project Update (July 2008)
Ballot Letter Project FAQ Connection Fees Letter Application Packet
Cedar Mountain Area
Phase#6 2006 Swains Creek Water System
Available Contractors for Water Connections
Swains Creek Water System Now Online
Letter to Swains Creek Pines Lot Owners Association
Two additional contractors are now available to install water connections from the meter barrels to the location of the home owners choice.
Anderson Excavation, Inc.
Contact: Nolan Anderson
Phone: 435-586-8639 or 435-559-8640
Email: andersons@cedarcity.net
MSMM General Engineering, Inc.
Contact: Stan Bergstrom
Phone: 435-590-4618
4765 N. Horseskee Dr.
Enoch, UT 84720
Progress Update - 10/1/2006:
The contractor is currently on Schedule to meet the November 2nd completion date. There is still much to be done and the construction schedule will still be susceptible to changes in the weather.
All mainline for the project should be installed by the 6th of October. Following mainline completion Meter Barrels will continue to be installed during October, weather permitting. Roadwork including installation of new culverts will continue on all of the roads in Swains Creek throughout October. Kane County has also directed that Gravel Road Base be installed, this year, from the Pavilion across the dam to the Harris Springs/Spruce/View Drive intersection and along the Main Swains Creek Road from the Pavilion to the intersection of Arrow Head Trail. The concrete work for the Swains Creek Tank has also been completed. Pressure testing and flushing will also continue throughout the subdivision.
 
Mainline installation on Tonto Trail / Pouring the roof of the Swains Creek tank.
 
Setting forms for the 500,000 gallon tank walls / Pouring the floor of the tank
 
Main line being placed on Arrowhead Trail /. Meter Barrel before backfill
 
Main line being placed in Harris Springs Road / The Excavated Tank Site
Swains Creek Q&A Meetings
Letter to Swains Creek Pines Lot Owners Association
Swains Creek Water System FAQs*
August, 2005 Letter to Shareholders of the Swains Creek Pines*
Phase#5 2005 Meadow View Heights Water System
June, 2005 Letter to residents of Meadow View Heights*
Meadow View Heights update from Sunrise Engineering 11/2/05:
   
Clockwise from top left: Meadow View Heights 500,000 Gallon Water Tank;
Booster Pump Building at startup; Fire Hydrant in MVH; MVH Pipeline
All of the distribution system pipeline has now been installed as have all of the individual service meters. The tank has been completed as well as the booster pump facility. Approximately 40% of the system should have water service to their meters by November 24th. These areas include Lava Drive, Forest Drive, Black Rock Road, Buckskin Lane, Cedar Mountain Drive, Movie Ranch Drive, and the west end of Whispering Pines Drive. The remainder of the water system will still take several weeks to test, chlorinate, and flush. Regardless of weather the Contractor has stated that the entire system will have water before they shut down for the winter.
As part of the water project the roads will be widened where possible to 28 feet in width. Movie Ranch Road has been graveled to approximately Burr Circle. The extent to which the roads will be completed will be contingent upon the weather. At a minimum Movie Ranch Road should be completed to Buckskin Drive. Those roads that are not completed before winter will be roughly graded and cleaned up before winter sets in. Whatever is left will be completed when weather allows next spring."
Duck Creek Wastewater Planning Study
Onsite System Management Plan (OSMP)
Allowable Septic Density
Public Participation Plan
Site Review by Participating Agencies
Purpose of Study
Background Information
Public Survey - print and return
Information Leaflet
For more information, contact the KCWCD (here) or Sunrise Engineering: 435-652-8450
For more information, contact the KCWCD main office
*(Click to view, or right click and choose "Save target as" to save a copy)
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