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Council authorizes eminent‑domain option for Holmes Creek–Adams Reservoir pipeline after HOA objects to appraisal
Summary
Facing disagreement with Peacefield HOA over an easement appraisal, the council adopted Resolution 25-19 authorizing negotiation and—if necessary—condemnation to secure an easement for a secondary water line between Holmes Creek and Adams reservoirs.
Layton City Council on March 20 approved a resolution authorizing staff to pursue acquisition of an easement for a secondary water line between Holmes Creek Reservoir and Andy Adams Reservoir, including filing eminent‑domain proceedings if negotiations fail.
The utility project affects a conservation/open‑space parcel in the Peacefield subdivision. Staff said the easement is critical to water‑system resilience and has grant and construction timelines that require the city to proceed promptly. An independent appraisal…
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