Herriman City
Construction includes the replacement of (4) four and (6) inch waterlines, valves, hydrants, service laterals, meter boxes and other appurtenances. The replacement of this infrastructure will improve water service and supply the required fire flow to residents and customers in the area. The project will benefit our existing and future customers and residents in the area by providing an equitable level of service of water quality, pressure, fire flow and sustained water service across the community. The project will also benefit the long-term health of the community by removing lead components from these sections of the old water lines. By reducing the significant maintenance costs of an aging water system, along with the risk of catastrophic failure, the project will allow Herriman City to focus more of its resources on its Vision for the city center outlined in its Comprehensive (General) Plan, which is to \u201cFoster the Towne Center as the cultural and social hub of the city, making it diverse, welcoming, and inclusive. \u201c
Amount Appropriated
$3.2M
Federal Funding Lifecycle
FY2023FFID tracks stages 1–2 — stages 3–5 vary by agency, assistance type, and earmark structure.
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Construction includes the replacement of (4) four and (6) inch waterlines, valves, hydrants, service laterals, meter boxes and other appurtenances. The replacement of this infrastructure will improve water service and supply the required fire flow to residents and customers in the area. The project will benefit our existing and future customers and residents in the area by providing an equitable level of service of water quality, pressure, fire flow and sustained water service across the community. The project will also benefit the long-term health of the community by removing lead components from these sections of the old water lines. By reducing the significant maintenance costs of an aging water system, along with the risk of catastrophic failure, the project will allow Herriman City to focus more of its resources on its Vision for the city center outlined in its Comprehensive (General) Plan, which is to \u201cFoster the Towne Center as the cultural and social hub of the city, making it diverse, welcoming, and inclusive. \u201c
Sponsoring Member
Burgess Owens
Representative · UT
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Data Provenance
- Source
- House Appropriations Committee
- Status
- enacted
- Fiscal Year
- FY2023
- Category
- other unclassified
- Use Case
- water infrastructure
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Herriman City
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