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Officials say canal company signed on to memorandum of understanding for reservoir project
Summary
Workshop presenters described a positive meeting with a canal company and said the company is signing an MOU to support a proposed reservoir; staff reported remaining details under negotiation.
Price City workshop — City officials and staff described a recent meeting with a canal company about a proposed reservoir and said the canal company is signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support the project.
At the workshop, a council member reported that participants — including city staff Miles and Eric — met with the canal company and that the meeting “went very well” and was “a huge step in a positive direction” for the reservoir effort. Speakers said the session addressed rumors and clarified operational questions that had circulated among residents and stakeholders.
Why it matters: An MOU with a canal company could clear previously uncertain points about water access, operations or collaboration and move the reservoir planning process forward. Workshop presenters emphasized the meeting’s role in dispute resolution and rumor control rather than final approvals.
Supporting details: Staff said Eric is working on details to finalize the MOU. Council members called the meeting successful and said misunderstandings were cleared up. No new contractual agreements or final funding approvals were reported at the workshop.
Next steps: Staff will continue negotiations and return to the council with details; presenters asked for time to refine the MOU language and implementation steps before any formal council vote or contract award.
