Board: property owner must pay for fire hydrant at Lot 1222; manager authorized to negotiate
June 21, 2026 | Timber Lakes, Wasatch County, Utah
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The Timber Lakes board discussed a resident request for a fire hydrant at Lot 1222 Ridgeline Circle on June 16 and advised the property owner should pay the installation costs and coordinate with the County Fire Marshal. Legal counsel McKay Murdock recommended the cost and coordination requirement to ensure compliance with county fire standards.
Manager Jody Defa offered to sell a refurbished hydrant to the owner at a discounted price, and the board authorized her to negotiate the installation with the landowner. No formal installation contract was recorded in the minutes; the item remains a follow-up action for staff and the requesting property owner.
Manager Jody Defa offered to sell a refurbished hydrant to the owner at a discounted price, and the board authorized her to negotiate the installation with the landowner. No formal installation contract was recorded in the minutes; the item remains a follow-up action for staff and the requesting property owner.
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