These projects consist of major pipeline projects (Transmission lines) which assist in the delivery of water across the Basin, as well as Storage and Reservoir projects used to store water to meet peak day demands and provide water for emergencies, i.e. fire fighting, etc.
Pipeline installation in the Colony.
More Colony pipeline work.
Fusing the large diameter water transmission line which feeds water from Signal Hill in Promontory to Park City.
Installing PRV's in Stagecoach.
New Stagecoach pipeline replacement project.
Transmission line from Promontory to Park City.
Preparing excavation for new 1 million gallon water tank on the south end of Promontory.
Pouring the floor and footing of the new water tank.
Forming the tank walls.
Pouting the tank walls.
Preparing the top top deck of the tank with reinforcing bars.
Poring the top deck of the tank.
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