Water System News

The water is flowing on Aspen Ridge and soon to Chipmunk, Woodchuck, Elk Road and upper Alexander Canyon. We did more repairs to Navajo but we encountered more blowouts due to frozen lines. Please be patient, it’s frustrating for us too.  Thanks

We are still encountering problems with repairs at this time. Our goal is to have this area and Forest Meadows up and running by the middle of next week. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Multiple leaks on Navajo Rd. have created a bit of a mess. We closed one part of Navajo Rd. at a major leak, but there is still full access to all points. You may have to get to your cabin from a different direction. The closure is near B4, B3, B2 and B38. We are sorry for…

We will begin repair work on the Navajo leak today and hope to have it up and flowing by tomorrow. Thanks

We did much searching to find the leak on Tollgate Rd and we were not successful for months. However, once the snow retreated enabling us to find all the meters we were able to locate our problem. A home owner left their cabin for the winter with the meter connection open and while they were away a…

We had a frozen line on Aspen Ridge Dr. that finally thawed out and drained a good portion of our tanks. It has shut down water service to all of Aspen Ridge, Woodchuck, Chipmunk, Elk Road and the top half of Alexander Canyon. We will begin repair work on later this week. May 9, 2006

Last week we discovered a leak on Navajo and it had to be turned off. We will have the line repaired the week of May 8th. Evergreen Cirlcle has been fixed but can not be turned on until Navajo is repaired. Forest Meadows is still off and we are searching for that leak or leaks and we hope to…

Last night, Monday April 17th the water line on Evergreen Circle failed and we have had to disrupt service. We will publish an estimated time for repair in the next few days. If you have any question please call the Water Manager, the office or a member of the board. You can find these numbers on…

We are in the process of isolating a leak and have discoved that after shutting off Forest Meadows our tanks began to refill. We will continue to try and resolve this problem. If we can find the leak soon we can make the repair and recharge the line without needing to reset the PRV’s(Pressure Reducing…

Water pressure dropped on Sunday.  We think that it may due to a leak in “A” plat.  If anyone has any information that might help us pinpoint the link please contact the water office at 801-641-0111.