Meeting notes from the Sept. 18, 2023 meeting of the Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake City and Sandy.
Water Documenters is a collaboration between The Salt Lake Tribune, Great Salt Lake Collaborative and City Bureau.| Updated: 5:06 p.m.There was a very light, upbeat feeling in the room. Many of the contributors and board members were chatting, laughing occasionally. The only board member on time, Patricia Comarell addressed me, introduced herself, and gave me a business card if I had further questions.
The board chair, John Godfrey, said that he would refer to their engineering manager to address his concerns and “get back to him”. When asked to give the risk of the water well seeping, Godfrey could not name a percentage. There was a great understanding between the chair and the community member, in an overall agreeable interaction.Transfer $500,000 to the fiscal year 2025, for easement expenditures.
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