DDW-2025-004113

Response Summary:
Q1. Drinking Water System Name
Thirty-Two Hundred Homeowners Association Water System

Q2. System Email
[e-mail]

Q3. System Phone Number
[phone]

Q13. What county is the water system located in?
Iron

Q78. Briefly describe your system.
The system currently being utilized consists of one (1) spring feeding a 100k gallon above-ground steel storage tank
located several hundred yards downhill. The tank is connected to a fill station located approximately 50 yards below.
Lot owners in the subdivision use a haul trailer to transport water to storage tanks located on their respective lots.
There is also a pump station located near the spring that can be used to pump water to a 42k below-ground concrete
storage tank located above the spring that can be used for additional storage. There is a second spring located uphill
from the 42k tank that can be used to supply the tank. This spring is not currently being utilized due to the lack of
proper source protection. To this point, the 100k tank has been sufficient for the needs of the subdivision, and the 45k
tank and second spring have not been required nor used since the construction of the 100k tank in approximately 2005.
Future growth of the subdivision may require the completion of approved source protection for the second spring and
its incorporation into the system.

Q62. Does this system have a physical address?
No

Q57. Mailing address
P.O. Box 1077

Q58. Mailing Address City
Parowan

Q61. Mailing Address State
State Utah

Q60. Zip Code
84761

Q91. Describe the physical location as best you can using nearby towns, landmarks, and roads.
The Thirty-Two Hundred subdivision is located up the Summit Mountain county road approximately ten (10) miles
southeast of the Town of Summit in Iron County Utah.

Q15. Is this system actively serving water now?
Yes

Q17. When approximately did this system begin operation?
06/01/1983

Q75. Is this system serving (or will serve) water year round?
No

Q76. What month will your water system likely open its season?
Month May

Q93. What month will your water system likely close its season?
Month October

Q20. Are You Currently at Full Build-Out?
No

Q21. When do You Anticipate Being at Full-Build Out?
10/30/2065

Q22. Number of Service Connections at Full Build-Out?
145

Q24. Check all types of service connections the system currently has or will have at full build out?
Residential

Q63. Approximately how many current residential connections?
32

Q95. Approximately how many residential connections at full build out?
145

Q68. What type of populations do you serve or will serve
upon opening?
Select all populations that best represent your system.
This is often confusing for new systems. If you select Unsure, please give as much
information as possible about the type of people your system will serve. We can
assist you in correctly identifying your system's population type. The Division of
Drinking Water will determine the system type based on the best available and
supplied information. A community population is full-time residents or homes that
can be occupied full-time. A non-transient, non-community population is the same
people daily but not their full-time residence (employees or students in a school,
for example). A transient non-community population is rotating or seasonal
(customers at a restaurant, church attendees, campers at a campground, or cabins
where the water is turned off for a portion of the year).
Transient Non-Community

Q73. Approximately how many transient non-community persons are served by your water system? This
should be the maximum capacity served by your system
145

Q26. Administrative Contact Name
Jesse Smith

Q27. Email
[e-mail]

Q28. Business Phone Number
[phone]

Q29. Mobile Number
[phone]

Q79. Is the administrative contact mailing address the same as the water system mailing address?
Yes

Q34. Who is the legal owner for your water system?
Non-Profit

Q35. Is the legal owner in Utah?
Yes

Q125. Does your legal owner have an entity registered with the Utah Division of Corporations
Yes

Q36. Please provide the name of the entity registered with the Utah Division of Corporations
Thirty-Two Hundred Homeowners Association

Q37. Does your system have its own source or plans to develop its own source or purchase water from an
existing public water system?
Own Source

Q38. What type of source(s)?
Spring

Q40. How many springs?
2

Q43. What is the name of spring 1?
Unnamed

Q104. What is the name of spring 2?
Unnamed

Q46. Does your system now have or will have storage tanks?
Yes

Q47. How many storage tanks?
2

Q109. What is the estimated capacity in gallons for tank 1?
100,000

Q115. What type of tank is tank 1?
Elevated

Q116. What type of material is tank 1 constructed from?
Steel

Q110. What is the estimated capacity in gallons for tank 2?
42,000

Q117. What type of tank is tank 2?
Ground

Q118. What type of material is tank 2 constructed from?
Concrete

Q49. Does your system now or will it in future have a treatment plant including chlorination?
No

Q51. Does your system now or will in the future construct a centralized pump station(s)?
Unsure

Q53. Does your system now or will in the future have any individual home booster pumps
No

Q82. Is the person submitting this form the same as the person listed as the administrative contact?
No

Q80. Name of person submitting this form
Burke Wilkerson

Q81. Submitter phone number
4356910849

Q83. Submitter email
[e-mail]

Q89. Who referred you to this application?
Other

Q84. I certify that the information submitted is correct to the best of my knowledge.
Yes

Q85. Submitter's signature
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