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City Shop: 160 E 300 S Willard
City Shop: 160 E 300 S Willard
Public Works Standards for Design, Development, & Construction
CCRs (Consumer Confidence Report)
As the owner and operator of a public culinary water system, Willard City is required to perform a variety of tests as set by rules of the State of Utah Division of Drinking Water to insure safe drinking water. Willard City recently completed the required Lead and Copper testing. The samples were taken from 10 locations throughout the city and tested by Chemtech-Ford Laboratories.
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Your home’s sewer is connected to the sewer system main (a large pipe running under the street) via a pipe known as a lateral that extends from your home, across your property, and into the sewer
main. The homeowner is responsible for maintenance of this lateral. Blockages in the lateral are always bad news for the homeowner. Blockages can cause the flow of waste from the home into the sewer main to slow or stop completely. Good habits include, never dumping cooking grease down the drain, never flush non soluble material down the drain (feminine hygiene products, food, rags, diapers, wipes, food scraps, etc.). Always contact a licensed plumber if you are experiencing problems with your system. Also be aware it is illegal to run storm water into the sanitary sewer system. The storm water can cause severe damage to the system. As reported in the news, popular pre-moistened bathroom wipes often advertised as flush-able are being blamed for sewer clogs and backups in sewer systems. Wastewater authorities say wipes may go down the toilet ok but do not break down as they course through the system. Please be mindful of what you put through the sewer system. Residents are also asked to lower the clean out stub, located at or near the property line, to ground level so they are not being hit or broken off by vehicles, lawnmowers or tractor blades. The city will not be responsible for repairing or replacing broken stubs. Make sure they are capped to prevent debris from plugging the sewer lateral and causing costly sewer back ups. Metal or plastic caps or even sprinkler boxes can be used to cover the clean-out stubs and are available at most home improvement stores. |
It won’t be long until the beautiful red and yellow leaves are gone and the snow begins to fly. The Willard City Maintenance crew requests residents clean debris off of the city right-of- way and move vehicles and trailers from city streets for snow removal. Please do not push snow from driveways and walks into the streets as it freezes and creates hazardous conditions for motorists. Also, please remove garbage cans from the road as soon as possible after a snow storm.
WaterWillard City's drinking water meets federal and state requirements.
If you have any questions about this report or concerning your water utility, please contact Payden Vine (Public Works Director). We want our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. If you want to learn more, please attend any of our regularly scheduled meeting. They are held on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month at 6:30 om at 80 West 50 South, Willard. You can read the whole water report here. annual_drinking_water_quality_report.pdf |