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Board authorizes funding to replace standpipes with PRVs on Dry Gulch system to conserve water
Summary
The Board authorized up to 77% of costs (about $492,000) for phase‑2 improvements on the Dry Gulch (class K2) irrigation system to replace large overflow standpipes with pressure‑reducing valve (PRV) stations; estimated water conserved is about 1,080 acre‑feet annually.
Division staff recommended and the board authorized financial assistance to Dry Gulch Irrigation Company for phase‑2 work that replaces three large standpipes with pressure reducing valve (PRV) stations and installs air‑vac devices to reduce overflow losses on the Perry Page pipeline system.
Russell (division staff) described the project area southwest of Neola in Duchesne…
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