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FlashVote results show South Salt Lake residents support daytime watering restrictions and tiered rates
Summary
A city‑commissioned FlashVote survey of 192 participants found strong resident support for daytime outdoor watering restrictions and for charging higher rates to excessive water users; the communications team recommended more outreach about available rebate programs.
South Salt Lake officials presented the results of a FlashVote survey on water conservation to the city council on July 9, saying the survey found majority support for the council’s daytime outdoor watering restriction and for tiered water pricing that charges higher users more.
Joseph Dane, of the city’s communications and public outreach team, told the council the survey had 192 respondents and was designed to be a brief representative sample. He summarized the key takeaways: many respondents reported concern about water availability, the majority supported the city’s daytime watering restriction (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.), and 74% of respondents said excessive water users…
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