"Beginning July 1, Eagle Mountain residents and businesses will once again be charged for their water based on a tiered rate system with the $20 base rate remaining the same.
The rate for water usage will change depending on lot size.
Those who have a lot smaller than a half acre, the rate will start at 80 cents for usage up to 65,000 gallons. Those who have a half acre or greater can request the second set of rates, where the usage rate will start at 80 cents for up to 120,000 gallons.
Residents must request to be placed in the large lot section and fill out an exception form. Forms are available on the city website or at Eagle Mountain City Hall, utility department offices. Lot size is verified before placement into the large lot section.
Another change starting July 1 is residents may now water any day of the week, but not during the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. These changes are in effect to prepare for a water rate study that the city is doing for conservation purposes." -Daily Herald
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Friday, June 4, 2010
Eagle Mtn: No Need To Boil Water
The Utah County Health Department has issued a boil order in Saratoga Springs for all residences and businesses located north of 400 South due to bacteria found in the culinary water. Eagle Mountain businesses and residences are not affected by this order. Eagle Mountain City water is not connected to Saratoga Springs water.
Eagle Mountain City conducts regular water testing and there is no cause for concern with our water.-Eagle Mountain City Website
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Eagle Mountain City conducts regular water testing and there is no cause for concern with our water.-Eagle Mountain City Website
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Foreclosure Boom: Eagle Mtn Not Far Behind
Between July 2008 and March 2010, 1,967 homes -- roughly 1.5 percent of the county's houses -- were listed as real-estate owned homes, or REOs. These are homes taken over by lenders after failing to sell at foreclosure auctions.
The areas with the most REOs are some of the valley's fastest-growing communities. Lehi is in first place, with 285, followed by Provo, 224; Saratoga Springs 216; Orem, 211; Eagle Mountain, 184; Spanish Fork, 118; Highland, 113; and Pleasant Grove, 109.-Salt Lake Tribune
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The areas with the most REOs are some of the valley's fastest-growing communities. Lehi is in first place, with 285, followed by Provo, 224; Saratoga Springs 216; Orem, 211; Eagle Mountain, 184; Spanish Fork, 118; Highland, 113; and Pleasant Grove, 109.-Salt Lake Tribune
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