DDW-2025-005469

Sanitary Survey - Deficiency Report
PWS Number:UTAH26053 Deficiency Points:65 Survey Date:06/13/2025
Survey Name:RIVERS EDGE AT DEER
PARK
Surveyor:Chris Bowles
Sanitary Survey Category: SO
SDWIS Severity Code: Significant Deficiency
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27C. The interconnection has been approved by DDW.
Rule: R309-550-9(3)Interconnections between different drinking water systems must be reviewed and
approved by the Director. This significant deficiency must be corrected within 120 days
of notification or have a corrective action plan approved by DDW.
Notes:Currently in Approval Process
Deficiency Points: 50
Days until points become effective on IPS: 120
SDWIS Deficiency Description: M025 UNAPPROVED INTERCONNECTION WITH ANOTHER WATER SYSTEM
Sanitary Survey Category: FW
SDWIS Severity Code: Minor Deficiency
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29A. System lacks required storage capacity due to fire demand
Rule: R309-510-8(1)(b)Rule requires a public water system to provide equalization storage volume (to meet
average day demands for indoor and irrigation water use), fire flow storage volume (if
equipped with fire hydrants for fire suppression or required by the local fire code
official), and emergency storage (if deemed appropriate by the water system or the
Director).
Notes:System is supplied by 6" water main from Well and Tank, with 2 commercial buildings
60 Cabins/yurts and 50 camp site connections. There are 3 Fire Hydrants. Looking at
the capacity calculation there isn't enough Fire storage to supply 1000 gallons per
minute for 1 hour until they get the Consecutive connection with Jordanelle SSD
approved. They are currently connected to the JSSD until the well casing is repaired,
and returned to service. Irrigation on the property is pumped from run-off collection
ponds and shallow wells, with two Secondary water tanks.
Deficiency Points: 15
Days until points become effective on IPS: 0
SDWIS Deficiency Description: VF34 SYSTEM LACKS REQUIRED STORAGE CAPACITY DUE TO FIRE DEMAND BUT
HAS SOP FOR FOLLOWING FIRE INCIDENT
Sanitary Survey Category: SM
SDWIS Severity Code: Recommendation
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31. Does your water system have an Emergency Response Plan?
Rule: R309-105-18 All suppliers are advised to develop contingency plans to cope with possible emergency
situations. In many areas of the state the possibility of earthquake damage shall be
realistically considered.
Notes:
Deficiency Points: 0
Days until points become effective on IPS: 0
SDWIS Deficiency Description: M001 NO CURRENT EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROGRAM