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Eastland Ucolo Water Adjudication - Vimarsana News

Eastland Ucolo Water Adjudication

The Utah Division of Water Rights (DWRi) met with the Monticello City Council on March 26 and to the San Juan County Commission on April 2, about the water rights adjudication process and its plans to

Orangeville City Commended for Flooding Preparations - Vimarsana News

Orangeville City Commended for Flooding Preparations

By Julie Johansen The Orangeville City Council began its meeting on Thursday with a public hearing regarding the annexation of a small piece of property at 860 South Main Street. There were no public comments nor council concerns, so the hearing was closed and annexation approved. Next on the agenda was the adjustment of an

Emery County Water Topics Discussed - Vimarsana News

Emery County Water Topics Discussed

Marc Stilson, Southeastern Regional Water Rights Engineer, spoke during the Emery County Public Lands meeting on Tuesday on all things water. He remarked that the water content in this past storm had doubled the snow water content in the watershed. On Dec. 27, the volume of water held in the snowpack stood around six inches.

Orangeville City Considers Items for Citizen Safety - Vimarsana News

Orangeville City Considers Items for Citizen Safety

By Julie Johansen At the Orangeville City Council meeting on Aug. 11, Marc Stilson spoke to the council about flood concerns. He stated that in his job as the Utah State Water Engineer, he sees many floods. One of his main concerns was the city’s storm drainage. Stilson suggested that a flood prevention committee be

Recent aquifer research suggests areas for further study - Vimarsana News

Recent aquifer research suggests areas for further study

Moab’s watershed is complex, and understanding it is crucial to good development decisions. On April 19, the Grand County Commission hosted the first of what it hopes will be quarterly