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Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company seeks funds to replace century‑old penstock used for emergency discharge and flushing
Summary
Staff briefed the board on a Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company project to replace an approximately 1910 riveted steel penstock used for emergency discharge and seasonal flushing. The estimated project cost is about $1.175 million; the company seeks 85% board financing with 0% interest over 20 years drawn from the revolving construction fund.
Tom (division staff presenter) told the board the Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company seeks board assistance to replace an aging penstock and make associated channel work that allows the company to discharge water for emergency relief and spring flushing. The presenter said the existing penstock dates to about 1910, is a steel riveted pipe that is "past its useful life," and that…
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