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Hines and Company Produce Warehouse by Kristine Murdock

In 1918 the Bamberger Railroad purchased land just east of Main Street in the area of 59 East Gentile Street. They built a depot and a Produce Warehouse for storage to ship produce for local farmers.  In 1926 a frost proof po

 

Secondary Water Notice - Weber Basin Water Conservancy District

August 2, 2021

Dear Official,

Weber Basin Water Conservancy District (District) held an emergency meeting with its irrigation water customer agencies on July 27, 2021, to discuss the persistent and extreme drought conditions we are experiencing. We understand this has been a difficult year for all of us involved in the water delivery business. We appreciate the input and explanations of the varied conditions in which entities find themselves leading into late summer.

 

Hill Field Road Lighting Enhancements

Construction Notice:

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) and Layton City will be replacing/adding several dozen luminaire poles with decorative high lumen LED fixtures.  The project is part of UDOT's effort to enhance motorist and pedestrian safety.

Expected Impacts

Crews will be working along the shoulders and pedestrian sidewalks/ramps. Pedestrian detour routes will be in place when obsturcted. Motorists can expect occasional shoulder closures within th

 

Change in Paramedic Funding

You may have seen, or soon will, a notice of a tax increase. For Layton City residents the tax change will be neutral. How? It’s simply a process change. Next year, the Davis County Sheriff's Office will turn responsibility for paramedic services over to the cities in the county. Which means the paramedic levy will be removed from the County's property tax assessment and added to the City's. Again, this will not result in a tax increase for Layton City residents, as the City already provides

 

Drought Watering Restrictions

In an effort to manage the limited water supply for 2021, Layton City has implemented the following drought restrictions for all outdoor water use in Layton City:

  • NO MORE THAN TWO WATERINGS* PER WEEK.
  • NO OUTDOOR WATERING BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 10 A.M. AND 6 P.M.
  • DELAY INSTALLATION OF NEW LANDSCAPE PROJECTS.

* 1 Watering equals 20 minutes of overhead spray (Pop-up Sprinklers) or 40 minutes of rotor-type heads.

The current outdoor irrigation season is

 

Reminder - Firework Discharge Dates for July 24th

2021 Firework Discharge Dates

Between the hours of 11am and 11pm except as noted:

July 22 - 25 (July 24 hours extended to midnight)

 

Grilling Safety

There's nothing like outdoor grilling.  It's one of the most popular ways to cook food.  Please click on the flyer below for some grilling safety tips!

 

Tests Showed Coliform Bacteria in Layton City Water

Layton City routinely monitors for drinking water contaminates throughout the City’s water system.  Regrettably, 12 percent of the samples taken in April 2021 showed the presence of total coliform bacteria.  The standard is that no more than 5 percent of samples may do so.  This is the first time the City’s water system has exceeded this drinking water standard.  This is not an emergency. If it had been, residents would have been notified immediately.  Coliform bacter

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