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Aug 20, 2025·BoardMeeting
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City Council of Laverkin Ordinance
The ordinance approves an increase in compensation for the LaVerkin City Recorder and LaVerkin City Recreation Director. A public hearing was held to gather public input on the proposed compensation increase. The annual compensation for the City Recorder is increased from $58,793.28 to $63,793.28 per year, and the annual compensation for the City Recreation Director is increased from $42,736.51 to $47,736.51 per year. The compensation increase becomes effective on September 1, 2025.
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Laverkin City Culinary Water Master Plan Update, User Rate Analysis, Impact Fee Facilities Plan, & Impact Fee Analysis 2025-2044
This Culinary Water Master Plan for LaVerkin City outlines a 20-year roadmap (2025-2044) to address the existing and projected needs of its culinary water system, ensuring sufficient water infrastructure to support anticipated city growth and usage trends. Key strategic areas include detailed analyses of system users, water rights, water source and storage capacity, water treatment, and the distribution network. The plan identifies seven specific improvement projects and provides a comprehensive financial analysis, determining recommended average monthly user rates and maximum allowable impact fees to maintain required service levels through the planning period.
Aug 7, 2023·StrategicPlan
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Laverkin City Storm Water System Master Plan 2023-2033
The Storm Water System Master Plan for LaVerkin City aims to establish a comprehensive approach for the planning and implementation of stormwater control facilities and infrastructure. The plan analyzes the existing system, identifies deficiencies, and provides recommendations for improvements designed to accommodate future buildout conditions. Key strategic priorities include the development of two major drainage trunk lines (100 East and Center) within a 0-20 year window, systematic curb and gutter improvements, and the preservation and proper maintenance of natural drainage channels. It also details various maintenance and operational enhancements, alongside water quality improvement measures such as detention basins and Best Management Practices, to effectively manage current and future stormwater routing scenarios and enhance overall water quality.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
