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WWDC accepts series of water system master plans and closeouts, recommends sponsors pursue next development steps
Summary
The Wyoming Water Development Commission accepted closeout reports for multiple level‑1 and level‑2 water system studies and approved staff recommendations that sponsors proceed to subsequent project phases or seek funding applications where appropriate.
The Wyoming Water Development Commission on Oct. 28 accepted final reports and closed consultant contracts on several water master plans and level‑2 studies, and in most cases recommended that sponsors pursue the next stage of project development by submitting funding applications.
The office recommended acceptance of final reports for the Alpine Water master plan, the Bighorn Canal Irrigation District level‑1 study, the Elk Canal master plan, the Grama Water Systems Improvements level‑2 study, the Hot Springs County supply evaluation level‑2 study and the Powder River Irrigation District level‑1 study. Commissioners moved, seconded and approved acceptance motions for each report during the meeting.
The master plans identify aging infrastructure, prioritize rehabilitation, and estimate preliminary costs. For example, Lonnie Olson of the Water Development Office said the…
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