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Castle Valley council approves prior minutes, hears water-budget and road equipment updates
Summary
The Castle Valley Town Council unanimously approved Dec. 17, 2025 and Jan. 21, 2026 minutes, received a Water Advisory Committee report and scheduled a UGS Water Budget Study presentation for Feb. 24, and heard a road-department update including a $1,199.10 steering-box repair estimate for a dump truck.
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The Castle Valley Town Council on Feb. 18 unanimously approved minutes for its Dec. 17, 2025 meeting (motion by Council Member Hill; seconded by Council Member Gibson) and its Jan. 21, 2026 meeting with a correction noted by Council Member O'Brien (motion by Council Member Hill; seconded by Council Member Gibson).
Water Agent John Groo reported that the Water Advisory Committee (WAC) is delegating priority action items from the Town's Water Protection Plan and will meet on second Mondays so draft meeting minutes can be completed in time for council review. Groo said the WAC plans to revise the 2017 Water Use Ordinance and the Water User Agreement, and he announced a Utah Geological Survey (UGS) Water Budget Study presentation scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 6:30 p.m. He also said he is preparing a response to an extension request on a fixed-time water-right application.
Road Department representative D. Honer updated the council on the Castle Creek culvert: the old culvert has been removed and work on new footers is ongoing. Honer said the loader needs brake repairs and that the 1998 GMC dump truck requires a steering-box rebuild; he presented an estimated cost for approval of $1,199.10 to have the steering box sent out for rebuilding.
The meeting record shows the council received these reports and recorded the items; no further formal actions or votes on the cooperative agreement or the $1,199.10 repair estimate were recorded in the provided transcript excerpt. The council noted the upcoming UGS presentation and directed staff to continue follow-up on water-right and road-equipment items as needed.
