Anita Weston,
Reporter
Rich Civic
Times
GARDEN CITY,
Utah. December 12 2013. George Peart,
Building Inspector, reported that there were 32 building permits issued during
that past year. The last permit was
issued for a home to be built in Cherimoya.
Two homes will receive final inspections in the next few days—one in
Bridgerland and one in Raspberry Patch.
George
suggested that the City ask the owner of the new home on First West about his
water log. That well is running and the
information from this well might help the City with their Master Water
Plan. It would at least give the City an
idea of the volume of water being produced by that well.
It was noted
that a culvert must be put in place across the driveway of the above mentioned
home on First West. It will need to be inspected
when it is completed and is an item that was required when the building permit
was granted.
It appears
that there is an average of between 21 and 22 new water connections in the City
each year. The water plan is available,
and should be considered whenever a building permit is issued.
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