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The board approved items a through h on a single motion and roll-call vote. The motion to approve the consent agenda was: \"I'll make a motion to approve, consent agenda, a through h.\" The mover and the seconder were not identified by full name in the transcript; Ryan, James and Rob each voted \"aye,\" and a further board member recorded \"I also go aye.\"

Consent agenda items listed in the meeting record included:
- A: Minutes from Jan. 27, 2025 (action on minutes)
- B: Billing adjustments for January 2025
- C: Monthly accounts payable, February 2025
- D: West Haven City administrative services, $55,632.15; invoice 2002202502 for January 2025
- E: West Haven City storm-drain fees, $26,680.41 for January 2025
- F: West Haven City garbage fees, $79,701.02 for January 2025
- G: Central Weber treatment fees, $369,891 (invoice reference given during meeting as 2,328,479)
- H: Gardner Engineering, $26,077.50; invoice $2,970 for the 2700 West Lift Station project

A board member asked whether the Gardner Engineering invoice was final; staff replied it should be final for engineering and administration on that project as far as they were aware. The consent agenda passed by unanimous voice/roll-call.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","WHSSD Board Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The district approved consent agenda items including January minutes, billing adjustments, and several monthly invoices totaling multiple line items for treatment, administrative and storm services.","taxTitle","West Haven, Weber County, Utah","taxId",7515,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6664298,"Central Weber faces long-term sewer costs; district told to prepare for service-fee increases",162,671000,833000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2383091-aef50f2ba0ecc6863569cd681a0befbe&start=671&end=833","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2383091-aef50f2ba0ecc6863569cd681a0befbe/thumbnail_671000.jpg","/articles/6664298/West-Haven/Weber-County/Utah/Central-Weber-faces-long-term-sewer-costs-district-told-to-prepare-for-service-fee-increases","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6664298-2dbcbac6c3b137aa03bd0bd1b1c12140/orig.mp4?Expires=1775073699&Signature=Ji01~kd8AtuB1jfcTiPN4qovo2U1kKXOfYcM9q8DzS20PxsRMLapdNnrbanS4kqOB2bli9~4uWN0Dt7YcEyambRP8CPq3Ksf-eJDLcqFb1Z1PQFc6~WbupO315baQXn~lxyVRz-a0-PcFe-g~u~2w4GBIYgqp6~puuQVk0shW9iZh9PO8YVyGi3MOoGaqs1ivHY773onQ2tSr8PVWFIhdGFE-ZREeFom5cNLkPSBDAeQCJcOBRN59TzU5QrDyTVhFcyCCUZpjXW6BzHruStIST1FEXJN2I008R0U0cr4~m~o6iL1WxhvicRo6mh155fHWvAiQGA~yjFsyjdzGL6x8g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A presenter at the West Haven Special Service District meeting described a 10-year plan under consideration by Central Weber that would rely more heavily on service fees than property taxes and that anticipates substantial capital spending and periodic fee increases.

The presenter said Central Weber extended its planning horizon from five to 10 years and expects municipalities to prepare for annual service-fee increases of roughly 6% through about 2028, followed by an anticipated rise of about 10% from 2029 to 2030. The presenter described projected capital needs in the hundreds of millions of dollars over the next decade and cited a working estimate of about $270,000,000 in planned spending on pipelines and related infrastructure.

At the meeting the presenter noted Central Weber’s system statistics, saying it maintains roughly 56 miles of sewer line, handles about 35,000 pounds of fluids per day and about 43,200 pounds of solids per day, and operates large-diameter (60-inch) lines and multiple lift stations. The presenter said Central Weber currently has eight lift stations on its property and discussed the Little Mountain area (LSMA), where existing lagoon systems evaporate discharge and where members are considering whether Central Weber should provide monitoring and handling if those lagoons begin discharging.

The presenter also discussed bonding plans, saying Central Weber may pursue roughly $20 million in bonds in April to replace aging pipe in the 1900s corridor and other near-term projects. The presenter framed this as part of a broader need for long-range planning at the district level and urged board members to consider where the district wants to be in 10 years with respect to boundaries and annexation declarations.

Board members asked clarifying questions about billing and engineering costs; staff replied that some quarterly treatment payments are in the low hundreds of thousands of dollars, but exact quarterly figures were described only approximately in the meeting. The presenter noted that much of the detail on bonding and spending is part of Central Weber’s planning work rather than actions the West Haven district directly controls.","A district update described a 10-year plan for Central Weber sewer services that anticipates multi-year service-fee increases, extensive capital spending and potential bonding for pipeline replacement.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6664303,"West Haven Special Service District approves $1.89 million lift-station contract, adopts PTIF access resolution",79,145000,224000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2383091-aef50f2ba0ecc6863569cd681a0befbe&start=145&end=224","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2383091-aef50f2ba0ecc6863569cd681a0befbe/thumbnail_145000.jpg","/articles/6664303/West-Haven/Weber-County/Utah/West-Haven-Special-Service-District-approves-189-million-lift-station-contract-adopts-PTIF-access-resolution","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6664303-3cd083b6acf177d32bf01e24518066d7/orig.mp4?Expires=1775073699&Signature=b3z7L6FK71toY0qZuNvJHVEbAVENpJvv-TeasLbokETC9jOyo-rp2bdOCIGtjQu13B8CE8u4PyAwcft8wOdONcPBtAI2CmqF4iTd5dJNMt4XhIZUVFLudrKn-0t35nKUKjVHOFwjv5ZvLSufX8VEYm9RGJJbfda16g2YUNBtDjapWMIyudokzLaODZMIj7iVgvBn4-87M2q3oL8izqz8yITRm3OsV0WlptqAnnWmEyUaKaWUFpGE9OGNOfEL5zXpaF~OrEOnPvHFsJ5Q-uauM7ZjfOQKjFwUw0bl-6eSxliRm9pt~2iuDOByOam~H15Ymh76isNCpI9dDi50vNWgAg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The West Haven Special Service District voted to award the contract for the 2700 West Lift Station project to Corio Construction and adopted Resolution 01-2025 authorizing users to access the Public Treasurers' Investment Fund (PTIF).

The district approved the bid — listed at $1,887,261.53 — and the resolution in a single motion and roll-call vote. Mayor (name not specified) voted \"aye,\" as did James (board member) and Ryan (board member); another board member also recorded an \"aye.\" The motion as moved at the meeting was: \"I'll move that we approve action item a, the bid award to Corio construction for $1,887,261.53 and action item b resolution 01Dash2025.\" The mover and the seconder were not identified by full name in the transcript.

The resolution, identified in the agenda as Resolution 01-2025, was described during the meeting as a housekeeping measure to authorize users to access and transact in the PTIF when there is a change in leadership. The district agenda item called the fund the \"Public Treasures Investment Fund\"; the district staff during the meeting used the acronym PTIF and framed the resolution as satisfying state legal requirements when account signatories change.

District staff also provided a project update on the 2700 West Lift Station during the same meeting. A staff member described plans to coordinate construction while keeping the existing station operational, noting a new excavation of roughly 16–17 feet adjacent to an existing building with only about 6 feet of separation. The speaker said contractors plan to install a bypass connection to the force main before major work to minimize traffic and operational interruptions and estimated an October completion date, while cautioning that the schedule depends on construction sequencing and shoring requirements.

The staff update also covered related pump work at the 4450 Lift Station. Staff said the unit currently runs on a hard on/hard off control and that the district is pursuing new pumps with integrated variable-frequency drives (VFDs). The presenter said the shop site currently has three pumps and favored keeping three pumps for redundancy; the district has budgeted for equipment and is preparing a scope of work and installation pricing with a target to begin work after July.

District staff described several ancillary maintenance and site-improvement items planned for spring and summer, including rock work and landscaping around shops and repairs to valve pits. The presenter noted ongoing budgeting discussions and said staff will monitor project progress closely.

Votes at the meeting were taken orally and recorded by roll call. The bidder name appears as Corio Construction in the motion approving the contract; the agenda earlier listed the bidder with a different spelling. The district did not provide additional contractor contact details or a contract start date during the meeting.

The district's formal actions on the bid and the PTIF resolution were taken during the action-items portion of the meeting and recorded as approved on Feb. 24, 2025.","The West Haven Special Service District approved a $1,887,261.53 bid for the 2700 West Lift Station and adopted Resolution 01-2025 to authorize access to the Public Treasurers' Investment Fund, following a staff update on related pump and construction work.","actionData","errors"]

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