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Washington County Water Conservancy District

Secondary

Secondary Water System

Toquerville Secondary Water System

In 1998, the district agreed to establish the Toquerville Secondary Water System (TSWS). This system replaced an open ditch canal with a pressurized irrigation system to provide water to the city and outlying fields while increasing conservation opportunities, improving system management and mitigating the safety issues presented by an open canal. Click here for additional information on the district’s acquisition of the TSWS and subsequent improvements.

The TSWS currently has more than 400 connections and is managed by a five-member board appointed by the district and city. The board manages the system, determines rules and regulations and establishes appropriate fee schedules. Current board members are Mayor Dan Catlin, Ty Bringhurst, Joey Campbell, Dave Jessop and Zach Renstrom.

System Management

March 1 System turn-on
March 1 Watering Times Implemented
December 1 Estimated system turn -off

 

Watering Schedule

Residential

Agriculture

Water Conservation Easement

Impact fees increase five percent each year on January 1st. Click here to see the schedule of current and future impact fees.

A Water Conservation Easement may be signed by the lot owner to qualify for the minimum impact fee. Please select the easement appropriate to situation and ownership.