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With a low snowpack this year, the city is looking at ways to save water and keep residents informed about irrigation.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Developers may pay cash in lieu of water if no irrigation water is available.
The city's long-term water supply management.
Developers may face additional costs or requirements during the building process.
Utah’s 48 operational data centers — with more on the way — can consume anywhere from a couple thousand to a couple million gallons of water per day.With the shrinking of the Great Salt Lake, a governor and citizens worried about preserving air quali...
With a low snowpack this year, the city is looking at ways to save water and keep residents informed about irrigation.
The city is updating rules to ensure new developments provide enough water to the city. It helps manage resources as the town grows.
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