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The end of the 2025 water season saw some issues in District 2 that will require cooperation with homeowners, HOAs, and construction companies to fully fix the issue with the irrigation line. This could take some time and patience on everyone’s part. Other districts seem to have been running well and with all of the […]

After speaking with Salt Lake County Water Deputy Director, the BCLC Board has been informed that the algae bloom risks for our districts are reduced, therefore, water will begin flowing again. For now, the canal water is safe for watering lawns and gardens, but we do recommend some level of caution with allowing pets to […]

BCLC has shut down all gates from the main canal today due to the recent warning of a Hazardous Algal Bloom (HAB) in both Utah Lake and Jordan River. We are waiting to hear from Salt Lake City about when/if they will be able to switch the canal system to well water. Once the canal […]

All-in-all, June was a good water-flow month! Each district will always have their own issues, here and there, but there were no big system-wide issues….until June 25th. The main canal suffered a break north of our system, due to road construction. Salt Lake City had to dump water from the canal starting at 3900 S, […]

APRIL 28 UPDATE After some delays as Salt Lake City fixed some leaks in the main canal, we believe we are ready to send water into our districts. Districts 2 and 8 have been up and running. The main gate for Districts 3, 4, and 5, was opened this morning, as was the main gate […]

It’s time for our new water season to get underway! The board is working hard to get communications out to you for the Annual Meeting that will take place at Granite Library on March 27, 2025, at 7:00pm. They are also getting ready to send invoices out for your 2025 assessment fee. Be on the […]

On October 1, Salt Lake City will shut down the main canal for the season. Once water stops running through our system, BCLC will begin on repairs before snow starts flying. These repairs mostly consists of minor concrete repairs that do not sit in private backyards. The fall season is a great time to take […]

BCLC has been working with Salt Lake City, Millcreek, and numerous developers on some issues in our area. Some of you have seen little to no water in your ditches on and off throughout the month as these issues are remedied. District 2, in particular, has been affected by development along Highland Drive. Thank you […]

After a fairly wet May, that brought lots of construction disruptions in several BCLC districts, we finally have water running consistently. As a reminder, you may not always have water in your ditch! There are just over 200 members of BCLC and if someone is pulling water up-line from you, your water may be low […]

Water has been moved into the main canal by Salt Lake City Corp. We will let the sediment run past and settle out before opening the gates to the BCLC Districts. In order to open the BCLC lines, it is important for each member to clear the debris (leaves, sticks, trash) from the lines and […]