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SALT LAKE COUNTY
SERVICE AREA.NO.3
PO. BOX 920067 . SNOWBIRD, UTAH 84092-0067
Dept.ofEnvironm€Bffi&g5y [phone]o(801)521-6040,ext.r340oFAX(801)742-2271
DiviSiOn Of Dri*irgtr&. - [e-mail]
Cons u m er Confidence Report Gertification Form
CWS Name: Salt Lake County Service Area No 3 - S
PWSID No: UTAHl803l
The community water system named above hereby confirms that its consumer confidence report has
been distributed to customers (and appropriate notices of availability have been given). Further, the
system certifies that the information contained in the report is correct and consistent with the compliance
monitoring data previously submitted to the state/primacy agency.
Certified by:
Name: Kasey Carpenter
Title: General Manager
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Phone #: [phone] Date:612712024
Please check all items that apply.
X CCR was distributed by mail.
X CCR was distributed by other direct delivery method. Specify direct delivery methods
_ Mail - notification that CCR is available on website via a direct URL
_ Email - direct URL to CCR
X Email - CCR sent as an attachment to the email
Email - CCR sent embedded in the email
_ Other:
If the CCR was provided by a direct URL, please provide the direct URL Intemet address:
www
If the CCR was provided electronically, please describe how a customer requests paper CCR
delivery:
Customer can call or email the office to request a paper copy.
Providing Water & Sanitary Services to Snowbird and Little Cottonwood Canyon
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SALT LAKE COUNTY
SERVICEAREA.NO.3
PO. BOX 920067 o SNOWBIRD, LIrAH 84092-0067
[phone] o (801) 521 -6040, ext. 1340 . FAX [phone]
Emall [e-mail]
"Good faith" efforts were used to reach non-bill paying consumers. Those effbrts included the following
methods as recommended by the state/primacy agency:
X posting the CCR on the lnternet at www.canyonwater.com
_ mailing the CCR to postal patrons within the service area (attach a list of zip codes used)
_ advertising availability of the CCR in news media (attach copy of announcement)
_ publication of CCR in local newspaper (attach copy)
X posting the CCR in public places (attach a list of locations)
X delivery of multiple copies to single bill addresses serving several persons such as:
apartments, businesses, and large private employers
_ delivery to community organizations (attach a list)
_ electronic city newsletter or electronic community newsletter or listserv (attach a copy of the
article or notice)
_ electronic announcement of CCR availability via social media outlets (attach list of social
media outlets utilized)
_ (for systems serving at least 100,000 persons) Posted CCR on a publicly-accessible Intemet site at
the address: www.
_ Delivered CCR to other agencies as required by the state/primacy agency (attach a list)
Public Locations Posted
Alta Post Office
Snowbird Post Office
Blackjack Condominiums
Cliff Lodge
Lodge at Snowbird
The Inn
Iron Blosam Lodge
Snowbird Employee Housing ffiGHgi,::
H. Of Envircii; rte, ii..:t t'i;.t 1,1
DMsion of Drfuiking W.irt r
Providing Water & Sanitary Services to Snowbird and Little Cottonwood Canyon
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Dept of Environncntal QualltY
DiYision of Drinking Water
2023 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report
For Salt Lake County Servrce Area # 3
We are very plcased to present to you this y-ear's Annual Water Qualify- Report. I'his report is designed to
infbrm you about thc qualit! watcr and services we deliver to you every day. Our constant goal is to provide rou with a
safe and dcpendable suppll oldrinking water. We want you to understand the ellorts we mali.e to continuall) improve
the water treatment process and protect our water resources. We are committed to ensuring the qualiq'of your water.
BACKGROUND
Salt [.ake Count] Service Area # 3 is located at Snowbird. lJtah and provides water to the Snowbird and
AltaareasolLittlc CottonwoodCanl-on.Ourcustomerbaseinthewinterexceeds8200.andwehaveatull+imestatT
ofthreeaswell asapart-timestaffoftwonight operators.Weoperateonewatertreatmentplantinthe\l'asatchl)rain
Tunnel and one water treatment plant fbr the Summit Restaurant on Hidden Peak. We have tbur storagc reservoirs that
store over l0 million gallons of water. two pumping plants. and approximately 5 miles of distribution piping. All of
our s]-stem operators are contrnualll trarned and are State certified in water treatment or distribution. at levels above
those required by'law.
WATERSOURCES
Our water is derived fiom two ground water sources. Our largest source is thc Wasatch Drarn funnel. .[-his
isthelargestminctunnel andwatersourceintheareaandrvasdrivenintheearly 1900'stodrainwaterfrom
approrimatcly 50 miles of silver mines at Alta. The Wasatch Drain -l'unnel supplies most oiour water and can be
pumped to any customer in our district including the tlidden Peak water treatment plant and reservoir. -fhe Peruvian
mine tunnel and Peruvian Spring source. located high rn Peruvian Gulch supplies the Blackjack and Sugarplum areas.
During the summer months extra water fiom this source supplements the Wasatch Drain lunnel and supplies the
Snowbird Resort.
SOURCE PROTECTION
Salt LakeCountv Service Area#3 updated its Drinking WaterSource Protection Plan in2023. It isavailable
tbr y-our review. It contains information about our source protection zones. potential contamination sources. and
management strategies to protect our drinking water. The Wasatch Drain Tunnel has been determined to have a
mediumsusceptibilit-vlevel topotentral sourcesofcontamination.thepotential contaminationsourcesthatcould
affect the W'asatch Drain'l'unnel include. roads. residential areas. commercial recreation areas. and holding tanks.
Additionally" the Peruvian lVIine Tunnel and Peruvian Spring source are located in a remote location. with one potential
contamination source in their protection zone. so we consider it to have a low susceptibilit-v level to potcntial
contamination events. We have also developed management strategies to further protect our sources from
contamination. Illou have an) questions or concems regarding source protection. contact the oflce at 801-278-9660
to review our source protection plan.
CROSS CONNECTION'fherearemanyconnectionstoourwaterdistributions]steln. Whenconnectionsareproperly'installedand
maintaincd. the concems are very rninimal. Houever. unapproved and improper piping changes or connections can
adversely- affect not only the availabilit_v. but also the qualitl'of the water. A cross connection mal let polluted water
or even chemicals into the water supply system when not properl-v protected.
'['his not only compromises the water qualit-v but can also aftect _v-our health. So. what can y"ou do'l Do not make or
allowimproperconnections atyourhomes. [:venthatunprotectedgardenhoselyinginthepuddlenexttothedrivewa]
isacrossconnection. Theunprotcctedlawnsprinkler s)stematleryouhavetbrtilizedorsprayedisalsoacross
connection. Whenthecrossconnectionisallowedtoeristatyourhomeitwill affect louandyourfamill first. Il
you'd like to leam more about helping to protect the qualitl olour water. call us lor lurther intbrmation about ways
you can help.
As the Ceneral \lanager olSalt Lake County Service Area #3. I am vcry pleased to report to our customcrs
that our drinking water meets federal and state requirements.
QUESTIONS
If-vou have an) questrons about this report or concerning your water utility. please contact the General
Manager-KaseyCarpenter.or OfliceManager-BryaunaAlderinatS0t-278-9660 Wewantourvaluedcustomersto
be informed about their water utilin. We have a website (www.can)-onwater.com) that can keep you up to date on our
activities. lf Iou rvant to leam more. please call or attend any of our regularl.v scheduled board meetings. The"v- are
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Rd.in Snowbird. Utah. Please call in advance to verifl the schedule ofthe meeting.
MONITORING PERIOD
Salt Lake County Service Area # 3 routinely monitors for constituents in -vour drinking water according to
Federal and State laws. I'he table below shows the results of our monitoring tbr the period of January l" to December
3li.2023.All drinkingwater,includingbottled drinkingwater.ma)bereasonablyexpectedtocontainatleastsmall
amounts of some constituents. It's important to remember that the presence of these constituents does not necessarily
pose a health risk. ln order to ensure that tap water is sale to drink. EPA prescribes regulations which
limit the amount of certain contaminants in the water provrded b1 public water s)stems. FDA regulations establish
Iimits fbr contaminants in bottled water which must provide the same protection fbr human health.
DEFINITIONS
In the fbllowing table -,-,ou will find man.v terms and abbreviations you might not be familiar with. To help .vou
better understand these terms we've provided the following definition
Non-Detects (ND) - laboratory analysis indicates that the constituent is not present.
ND/Low - High - F or water svstems that have multiple sources of water. the Utah Division of Drinking Water has given
water systems the optron of listing the test results of the constituents in one table. instead of multiple tables. To
accomplish this. the lowest and hrghest values detected in the multiple sources are recorded in the same space in the
report table.
Pam per mittion (ppm) or Milligrams per liter (nq/l) - one part per million corresponds to one minute in tuo rears or a single penny
in $10.000.
Parr per billion (ppb) or lllicrograms per liter (ug/l) - one part per billion corresponds to one minute in 2.000 years. or a single
penny in
$ l 0.000.000.
Parts pet tfillion (ppt) or Nanograms per liter (nanograms/l) - one part per trillion corresponds to one minute in
2.000.000 years. or a single penny in $10,000.000.000.
Pam per quadrillion (ppq) or Picograms per liter (picograms/l) - one part per quadrillion corresponds to one minute in
2,000.000.000 years or one penny in $10.000.000.000.000
Picocuries per liter (pCi/L) - Picocuries per liter is a measure ofthe radioactivify in water.
Millirems per year (mrem/yr) - measure of radiation absorbed by the body.
Million Fiben per Liter (MFL) - milhon fibers per liter is a measure of the presence of asbestos fibers that are longer
than I0 micrometers. Nephelometic Turbidity Unit (NTU) - nephelometric turbidity unit is a measure of the clarity oi
water. Turbidity in excess of5 NTU isjust noticeable to the average person.
Action Level (.4L) - the concentration ofa contaminant which. ifexceeded. triggers treatment or other requirements
which a water system must follow.
Trearment Technique (fD - A treatment technique is a required process intended to reduce the level ofa contaminant
rn drinking waler. MaximumContaminant Level (MCL) - The ''Marimum Allowed" (MCL) is the highest level of a
contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as leasible using the best available
treatment technology.
Marimum Contaminant Level Goal (MCLG) - The "Goal" (MCLG) is the level of a contaminant in drinking water
belowwhichthereisno knownorexpectedrisktohealth. MCLGsallowforamarginofsafery*.
Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level (MRDL) - The highest level oia disinlectant allowed in drinking water. There
is convincing evidence that addition ofa disinfectant is necessary fbr control ofmicrobial contaminants.
Mtrimum Residual Disinfectant Level Goal (MRDLG) -The level ola drinking water disinf'ectant below which there
isnoknownorexpected risktohealth.MRDLCsdonotref'lectthebenefitsoltheuseoldisrnt'ectantstocontrol
microbial contaminants.
Dare- Because of required sampling time lrames i.e. yearly.3 years. -l years and 6 years. sampling datcs ma-\ seem out-dated.
lltaivers (Il) - Because some chemicals are not used or stored in areas around drinking water sources. some water
systems have been grven waivers that e\empt them tiom having to take certain chemical samples. these waivers are
also tied to Drinking Water Source Protection Plans.
2023 TEST RESI.'LTS
Contaminant Violation
Y,t!
[-evel
Detected
N D,Low-
High
Unit
Measurement
MCLG MCL Dale
Sampled
L ikely Source oiContamination
Microbiological Contam inants
Total Colrfbrm
Bacteria
N 0 N/A 0 Presence ofcoliform
bacteria
in 5% of monthl.v
samples
2023 Naturally present in the environment
Turbidity for
Ground Water
N 0.06 -
0.09
NTU U 03 2022 Soil runoff
fIuit*m of Drin[rng llaterRadioactive (lontaminants
Alpha emitters N 122-ll pCi/l 0 l5 2022.
2023
Erosion of natural deposits
Beta/Photon emitters N 5.8 - 5.8 pCi/l 0 l5 201 I Erosion of natural deposits
Radium 228 N 0.t7 - 0.323 pCi/l 0 2022.
2023
Erosion of natural deposits
Radon N 0-300 pCi/l None None 1992 Erosion of natural deposits
lnorqanic Contaminants
6 6 2022
2023
Discharge from petroleum refi neries.
fire retardants: ceramics. electronics.
solder
Antimony N 3'r75+*+
1.4 -
l7
ppb
N t.6-2.7 ppb 0 t0 2022 Erosion ofnatural deposits; runoff
from orchards: runofffrom glass and
electronics production wastes
Arsenic
Barrum N 0.026-
003
ppm 1 l 2022 Discharge of drilling wastes:
discharge from metal retlneries:
erosion of natural deposits
Cadmium N 0 3-.r.5 ppb )5 2022 Corrosion of galvanized pipes:
erosron olnatural deposits: discharge
from metal refinerres. runotTf-rom
waste batteries and paints
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Discharge from plastic and fertilizer
lactones; Discharge from steeli metal
fhctories
Cvanide 200 200 2022Nppb0 -2.6
2019 RunotT from f'ertilizer use. leaching
from septic tanks. sewage. erosion of
natural deposits
Nickel N 0-5.9 ppb r00 100
202?Erosion of natural deposits;
Leaching from wood preservatives:
Corrosion of household plumbing
systems.
a.
b.
C opper
907o results
# ofsites that
exceed the AL
N
b.0
a. 0.112 ppm 1.3 AL=1.3
ppm 1 4 2022 Erosion ofnatural deposits. water
additive: discharge from tbrtilizer and
aluminum fhctories
Fluorrde N 0 - 0.101
ppb 0 AL=15 2022 Conosion of household pl umbing
systems. erosion of natural deposits
I -cad
11.
b
907o results
# of sites that
exceed the AL
N a.3.6
b0
Runotf ftom ftrtilizer use: leaching
fiom septic tanks. sewage: erosion of
natural deposits
N 0 lll-0.141 ppm l0 l0 l02lNitrate (as Nitrogen)
50 202)Discharge lrom petroleum and metal
refi neries: erosion of natural
deposits: discharge from mines
Selenium \1.2- t 6 ppb 50
ppm 500 None set by EPA 2022 Erosion of natural deposits. discharge
tiom ret'ineries and factories: runoff
lrom landfllls.
Sodiunr 2.261 -
6 698
Erosion of natural deposits: discharge
from refineries and factories: runoff
lrom landfills. runofffrom cropland
N 26.152-
6r.588
ppm l 000 l 000 2022Sul tate
208 - 32.1 ppm 2000 2000 2021 Erosion of natural depositsTDS (Toral Dissolved
solids)
N
*lfthe sulfate level ofapublic waterslstem isgreaterthan 500 ppm. the supplier must satisf-actorily demonstrate that: a) no betterwater is available. and
b) the water shall not be available lor human consumption fiom commercial establrshments. In no case shall water having a level above 1000 ppm be used.
t+lfTDS is greater than 1000 ppm the supplier shall demonstrate to the Utah Drinking Water Board that no better water is available. The Board shall not
allow thc use olan int'erior source olwater ifa beuer source is avarlable.*** This contaminant is monitored more than once per year and the result is reported as an average for 2O23
Disinfection By"-products
ppb 0 80 2023 By-product of drinking water
disintbction('fotal trihalomethanes)
TI'HM 7.02-12.37
L5.ll -
L84 1
ppb 0 60 2023 B.v-product oldrinking water
disintbction
llaloacetic Acids
\0.62 ppm I +102 I Water additive used to control
microbes
Chlorine
t\yl{:,1
I
N
\
N
TEST SUMMARY
As you can see b1- the above tables. our s\stem had no violations and we are proud that y'our drinking \later meets or erceeds all
Federal and State requirements. We have leamed through our monitoring and testing that some constituents have been detected. The EPA has
determined thatvour water lS SAFE at these levels.
TOTAL COLIFORM
The Total Colitbrm Rule requires water sy-stems to meet a stricter limit lor coliform bacteria. Coliform bacteria are usually
harmless.buttheirpresencein watercanbe anindicationofdisease-causingbacteria.Whencoliformbacteriaarefound.special follow-up
tests are done to determine ifharmful bacteria are present in the water supply. Ilthis limit is exceeded. the water supplier must notii/ the
publicbynewspaper.televisionorradio.'l'ocomply-withthestricterregulation.wehave increasedtheaverageamountofchlorineinthe
drstribution system.
RADON
We constantly monitorthe watersupply fbrvarious constituents. We have detected radon in the tlnished watersupply of the Wasatch
Drain Tunnel in I out of I samples tested. lhere is no f-ederal regulation for radon levels in drinking water. Exposure to air transmittcd radon over
a long pertod of time may-, cause adverse health effects. Radon is a radioactive gas which is naturally occurrrng in some ground water. It poses a
lung cancer risk when the gas is released from your water into the arr (as occurs during showering. bathing. or washing dishes or clothes). and a
stomach cancer risk when you drink water containing radon. Radon gas released f'rom drinking r.later is a relatively small part ofthe total radon
in air. Other sources are radon gas from soil which enters homes through foundations. and radon inhaled directly while smoking cigarettes.
Experts are not sure exactl!' what the cancer risk is lrom a given level ol radon in your drinking water. Il.""ou are concemed about radon in y-our
home.testsareavailabletodeterminethetotalexposurelevel. ForadditionalinformationonhowtohavelourhometestedcontacttheDepartment
of Environmental Quality Environmental Hotline [phone].
GIARDIA and CRYPTOSPORIDIUM
We are required to test our sourccs of drinking watcr. as well as our treated tap water. fbr the presence olCr-lptosporidium.
Cryptosporidium is a microbial parasite which is lound in surtace water throughout the United States. When ingested Cryptosporidium can
causcgastrointestinal distressfbrotheruisehealthypeople andmorsseriousillnessordeathforpeoplewithweakimmunesy-stems. Wedid
nottlndan)- Crlptosporrdruminoursource(untreated) \.!aterorfinishedltreated) water. Therefore.uedon'tbelievethatyouneedtoworrl
about these results. We have a modem and effective tlltratron plant. and as tar as anyone knows. filtration is the single best protection against
Cryptosporidium.
TURBIDITY
Turbidity has no health ef-fects. However. turbidiry' can interfere with disinf'ection and provrde a medium fbr microbial growth
Turbidit_l ma-v indicate the presence of disease-causing organisms. These organisms include bacteria. viruses. and
parasites that can cause slmptoms such as nausea- cramps. diarrhea and associated headaches
PFAS
Perfluoroalky'ls and Polyfluoroalkyls are manut-actured chemicals that have been used in various products since the 1940s. l'hey are
primarily'used in stain and water-resistant materials" cleaning products. paints. and firefighting foams. These substances. which make up a
very diverse group oithousands ofditlerent chemicals have been shown to cause severe effects in various ecosystems and the health ol'
humans. Due to these impacts the EPA is implementing new drinking water treatment requirements tbr this chemical group. Nationwrde
testing for these lorever chemicals is ongoing and will provide better data on the extent to which PI-AS has contaminated surlace and
groundwater reservoirs. L ittle Cottonwood Cany on and lhe state o f Utah more broadl.v are predicted to be low on the scale of contamination
lvhen compared to eastern states and more rndustrial regions of the country. We are scheduled to begin initial testing for these chemicals
in our water sources in 2025. 'fhis testing will determine the Service Area's next steps lor addressing any potential PFAS contamination.
LEAD
Ilpresent. elevated levels oflead can cause serious health problems. especially., tbr preenant women and loung children. [-ead in
drinking water is primarily fiom materials and components associated with service lines and home plumbing. Salt Lake Count;- servicc Area #3
is responsible for providing high qualitl drinking water. but cannot control the variet_v. of matcrials uscd in plumbing components. When your
waterhasbeensittingfbrseveral hours.y-oucanminimrzethepotential tbr lcadexposurebyflushingyourtaptbrJ0secondsto2minutes
betbreusingwatertbrdrinkingorcooking. Ifvouareconcemedaboutleadinrourwater.r-oumalwish tohaveyourwatertested. Infbrmation
on lead in drinking water. testing methods. and steps 1ou can take to minimize e\posure is available lrom the sat'e Drinking Water Hotline or at
http : //rvww. epa. govi sat'ewater/lead.
IS BOTTLED WATER BETTER?
.\s can be seen from this report, the water from your tap met all state and federal requirements in 2023. All sources ol
drinking water are subject to potential contamination by constrtuents that are naturally occurring or are man made. l'hose constituents can be
microbes. organic or inorganic chemicals. or radioactive materials.
All drinking water. including bottled water. mal reasonably'be erpected to contain at least small amounts olsome contaminants. Thc
presenceofcontaminants doesnotnecessarily'indicatethatthewaterposesahealthrisk.\Iorernfbrmationaboutcontaminantsandpotential
hcalthefIectscanbeobtainedbycallinethe Environmental ProtectionAgency'sSatbDrinkingWaterHotlinearl-800-+26J79l.TheF-PA
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Web site is www.epa.gov/safewater
Deot. of Enviror"nentat QualitY-
tjirislon of Drinking Water
SPECIAL HEALTH ALERT
Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general populatron. lmmuno-compromised
persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy. persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with tllV/AtDS or
other immune s-vstem disorders. some elderl.v. and inlants can be particularlv at risk tiom infections. -fhese people should seek advice about
drinkingwaterfromtheirhealthcareproviders.EPA/CDCguidelinesonappropriate meanstolessentheriskofinfectionbycryptosporidium
andothermicrobiologrcal contaminantsareavailablelromtheSaf'eDrinkingWaterllotline(800-426-1791). TheEPAWebsiteis
www. eoa. gov/sat'ewater
WHAT DETERMINES THE MCL LEVEL?
!{aximum Contaminant Levels or MC[-s are set at very stringent levels. To understand the possible health effects described for
manyregulatedconstituents. apersonwouldhavetodrink2litersolwatereverydayattheMCLlevel foralifetrmetohaveaone-in-a-
million chance ofhaving the described health effect.
VALUE OUR WATERSHED
Salt Lalie County Service Area # 3 and the'[own olAlta receive our water from ground water that is recently recharged by.the
snowmeltandsurfacewater systemshighint-ittleCottonwoodCanyon.Anytypeofpollutioninthesehighalpinewatershedscancauselong
lastingorevenpermanentdamagetoourvaluable drinkingwatersourcesandlragileecosystems.Thecanyonisalsoamajorwaterresource
totheSaltLakeValle.v.Weareall stewardsofthiswatershedandwemust playanactrveroleintheprotectionofit.Preventionismuch
cheaper than water treatment. Please keep a watchful eye and report any watershed violations or suspicious activity to Town ofAlta" Salt Lake
Ciry". or us. Please observe the following common-sense guidelines.
o Do not play in or near the bank olany stream. lake. reservoir. or wetlands area.
o Do not bring dogs or other pets into the canyon watersheds that are not specifically licensed lor such. Ifthey are - use good
sanitary practices while caring for the animds'needs.
. Do not empty or drain any oil. gasoline. solvents, paints. grease. or other hazardous household or commercial contaminants into
the canyon environment - regardless ofquantity-.
. Do not play on or tamper with any of our water storage reservoirs or facilities on the mountain.
. Stay away from high erosion areas and do your best to plant water efficient native vegetation in areas ofyour property that are
susceptible to soil erosion.
o Do not remove any native vegetation or tamper with any erosion control devices.
. Use public restrooms when skiing or recreating on the mountain.
r Use only a minimal amount of salt on your driveways in the winter.
o Do not lifter and keep all ofyour solid waste contained in animal-proofand weather-resistant enclosures or areas.
WHATS IN STORE FOR THE FUTURE?
In our continuing elforts to maintain a safe and dependable water supply it is always necessar) to make improvements in lour
\rater slstem.-l'here are portions of the drstribution s)- stem that are nearl) 50 lears old. We will continue to replace or upgrade them as
nceded.-[he costs ofsome o[these upgrades or improvements have been reflected in the rate structure. Rate adjustments may be necessary in
thelutureinordertoaddresssomeoftheselargerconcemsand improvements.Wehavecomparedourratestructureswithmanyother
comparable water utilities and our rates are trul1 reasonable! ln fact. our customers. who use 8000 gallons a month. pay'- just over one cent tbr
everygallon.Thatpennyincludesthecostoftreatingthewasteasrvell. lfyoudon'tusethe8000-gallonsallotted.you obviouslypa-,-alittle
more per gallon but you can rest assured knorving that the water and sewer are available to vou.
OUR MISSION STATEMENT:
'l'o provide safe. affordable drinking water with sufficient storage and pressure for domestic use and fire protection. and to
responsiblyoperatethe sewagecollectionsystem,all withinasensitivemountainenvironment. lnordertofultlll ourmisston.SaltLake
Coun! Service Area # 3 uorks around the clock to provide top qualify-, water to cvery tap. Our operators and our water slstem have recetved
Stateauardsandl,,tahRural WaterAssociationawardsfbreflicrency. reliability'.dedication.andservice.Wctestmorcoftenthanrequired
firr contamtnants that concem us. and we truly are committed to the prcservation and delrvery ol' pure water.
!{ant engineers and scientists tour our tunnel storage and treatment project each year. lt is a model project fbr demonstrating
an environmentally saf'e method fbr converting mine operations. once a natural hazard. into clean water slorage and treatment pro.lects.
Again. we ask that all our customers help us protect our water sources and thc canyon watershed.'fhcse asscts arc irreplaccable. and
thet are the heart ofour communttl. our wa1 of liie and our children's futurc.'fhank you fbr allowing us to continue providing you. your tamill or business with clean. qualily. uater this year. We are pleased
to keep Iou inlornred and educated on all water matters within our service area. We will continue to present y'ou with this report even !ear.
Pleasecall ourotflce(801-278-9660)orvisitourweb siterww.canvonwater.comily-ouhavequestions.concernsorare.iustcuriousabout
uhat we do
Kasey Carpenter- General Manager
Bryauna Alderin- Office Manager
John Brindle- System Operator
Dept. of Environmental Quality
tlivisbn of Drinking Water
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