Drinking Water

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Currently, all of Spanish Fork City’s drinking water is supplied by 3 springs and is chlorinated before entering the distribution system. The drinking water system has approximately 265 miles of distribution main ranging from 4 to 30 inches in diameter, with over 12,000 customer connections. Residential drinking water service sizes are typically 3/4 or 1 inch, while commercial drinking water service sizes can vary from 2, 4, or 6 inches, running from the City’s distribution main line to the property’s meter.

Retail Water Line Disclosure: The retail drinking water service lateral line is the pipe that extends between the main water pipe in the road and the home or business. Drinking water meters are typically located in the park strip area or just behind the sidewalk. Spanish Fork City is responsible for the retail water service lateral line from the water main pipe in the road to the meter. The property owner is responsible for it between the meter and the home or business. See Title 13.04.030H and SB 45.

DRINKING WATER BY THE NUMBERS

Year	Gallons Provided	Population	Per Capita Usage (Annual)	Per Capita Usage (Daily)
2018	1,335,490,000	38,979	34,262	94
2019	1,339,226,000	39,371	34,016	93
2020	1,400,026,000	42,895	32,638	89
2021	1,369,710,000	47,169	29,038	79
Sources
3 springs
2 pumping wells
Connections
12,174

The State of Utah goal is 225 gallons combined (DW and PI) per person per day by 2025.