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On July 7, 1949, the Magna Water Company, an Improvement District
was formed by a resolution of the Board of Salt Lake County Commissioners,
as was the Magna Water Board respectively.
Since that time, Magna Water has been servicing the needs of its customers for
culinary (drinking) water and sewer services.
It has grown from a few hundred connections to more than 7,500 connections.
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Approximately 9.375 square miles comprise the
District and include Magna Township, western areas
of West Valley City and a corner of south west Salt
Lake City. ship, western areas of West Valley City
and a corner of south west Salt Lake City. |
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The District continues to master plan to address the
growing needs of its population including expansion
of a secondary water system to control culinary
capital costs and to enhance water conservation
efforts.
Innovation and responsible thinking make it possible for the District to create long term water resources and supply.
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The District works closely with the Magna Chamber of
Commerce and Salt Lake County in building a solid
redevelopment agency to ensure a healthy economic
infrastructure and sustainable water supply for the
future.
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Recently, the District received notoriety and praise
for its projects in letters of support from former
Utah Governor Olene S. Walker, Utah
State Senator and President of the Utah Taxpayers
Association Howard Stephenson, and the State of Utah
Department of Environmental Quality Drinking Water
Board. As an approved water supplier, the District
meets or exceeds all local, state, and federal
mandates and remains current on industry trends and
advancements.
Magna Water: celebrating 58 years of service. Magna
Water is a technologically advanced company whose
number one priority is satisfying the supply and
demand of a growing population and providing optimal
customer service to our water users.
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