Town holds second public hearing on CDBG award for Storm Haven water master plan
May 20, 2026 | Daniel, Wasatch County, Utah
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The Town of Daniel opened a special meeting May 20 and recessed into a public hearing to accept comment on a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) awarded to complete a Storm Haven water master plan.
Mary (staff member) said the town’s application succeeded in the regional rating process and that "the Storm Haven water master plan project was awarded $48,750 for the engineers at Jones and DeMille." She described the scope as a capital facilities plan that will include community demographics, a water-rights analysis, source and storage analysis, distribution system hydraulics and a prioritized list of recommended improvements with probable costs.
The hearing invited members of the public to state their names and make comments; no speakers came forward before the chair closed the hearing. After a brief votes to open and close the hearing, the meeting proceeded to other agenda items.
Why it matters: The master plan will give Daniel an engineering-backed priority list and probable cost estimates to guide capital investment in the Storm Haven water system. The award covers an initial planning/engineering effort rather than construction funding.
Next steps: Staff confirmed copies of the town’s capital investment plan are available at town offices for residents who want more detail; the town will work with Jones & DeMille on the master planning process and report back to the council as the project progresses.
Mary (staff member) said the town’s application succeeded in the regional rating process and that "the Storm Haven water master plan project was awarded $48,750 for the engineers at Jones and DeMille." She described the scope as a capital facilities plan that will include community demographics, a water-rights analysis, source and storage analysis, distribution system hydraulics and a prioritized list of recommended improvements with probable costs.
The hearing invited members of the public to state their names and make comments; no speakers came forward before the chair closed the hearing. After a brief votes to open and close the hearing, the meeting proceeded to other agenda items.
Why it matters: The master plan will give Daniel an engineering-backed priority list and probable cost estimates to guide capital investment in the Storm Haven water system. The award covers an initial planning/engineering effort rather than construction funding.
Next steps: Staff confirmed copies of the town’s capital investment plan are available at town offices for residents who want more detail; the town will work with Jones & DeMille on the master planning process and report back to the council as the project progresses.
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