Contract AwardUtilitiesDetected Jun 2, 2026

Springville approved Resolution 2026-17 on May 19 to formalize a surplus water service agreement with the Holiday Hills Water District through April 1, 2066. The agreement was needed for Holiday Hills to finalize state grant funding for identified system repairs and upgrades to its small water system in Hobble Creek Canyon. While the agreement itself is executed, the district now has funding and clear service terms to move ahead with design and construction of infrastructure improvements within its distribution system, which it owns and maintains downstream of the master meter.Engineering firms, construction contractors, and water system operators have an opportunity to support Holiday Hills on planning, design, replacement, and ongoing O&M for these upgrades, leveraging Springville’s clarified role as wholesale supplier.

State grant funding for Holiday Hills upgrades is contingent on this surplus agreement; Holiday Hills, not the City, will maintain internal system infrastructure.

City of SpringvilleHoliday Hills Water District system upgrades supported by surplus water agreement

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