Timeline

2006

Application to Appropriate Water

July 14, 2010

Water Right Hearing

2010-2017

Hydrologic Studies

September 6, 2016

Test Wells

February 27, 2019

Court Decreed Water Rights and Settlement

May 13, 2019

Initiate Environmental Impact Statement

March 2, 2026

Record of Decision and Right of Way Grant from BLM

Environmental Impact Statement

Record of Decision

2026-2029

Engineering and Financial Planning

2030-2033

Construction

Efforts to import 15,000 acre-feet from the Pine Valley, northwest of Cedar City in Water Right Basin 14.

The PVWS Project has currently received a Right of Way Grant and Record of Decision on the the Environmental Impact Statement  with the Bureau of Land Management.

*Please note that this a tentative timeline, and shows the “best-case scenario”. Ultimately, it will be up to city/county leaders and our community to decide when the water is needed and when/if they approve the construction.


Location

The PVWS Project is a proposed 66-mile water delivery system that begins at well sites in Pine Valley (Water Right Basin 14), northwest of Cedar City, Utah. It would then arrive in the Cedar Valley, near Iron Springs Road, where it would be distributed to the Cedar City, Enoch City & the surrounding communities.


Infrastructure

The PVWS project plans include the following facilities/infrastructure:

  • 15 production wells
  • 8 monitoring wells (existing)
  • 66.3 miles of water pipeline (will vary in size between 16-54 inch diameter)
  • 12 miles of powerlines
  • 200-acre solar field located on District land for clean power generation
  • Approx. 9 miles of access roads along waterline route