Thursday, May 5th at 6:00 pm
In person at Double Deer & Via Zoom

Join us for a water-wise presentation with special guest, Kelly Kopp, who will be speaking about landscape water conservation and irrigation technologies.

All Owners are welcome.
Please contact Joe Ellis to reserve a spot.

“Kelly Kopp is a Professor and Extension Specialist in the Plants, Soils & Climate department at Utah State University, where her work focuses on landscape water conservation, irrigation technologies, and sustainable turfgrass management. She is the director of USU’s Center for Water Efficient Landscaping and is board member and past president of the Utah Water Conservation Forum. From 2007-2016, she served on the Board of Directors of the Alliance for Water Efficiency (AWE), an international organization promoting all aspects of water efficiency. She continues to work directly with many local, state, and federal agencies in pursuit of water use efficiency in the state of Utah, the Intermountain West, and beyond.”

Please remember, if you are considering significant changes to your landscaping, they need to be submitted to Design Review to ensure your plans are consistent with the Design Guidelines.

Please contact Christine Morr if you have any questions.

Please take a few moments to read the link below on tips and strategies to protect your home/homesite in the event of a wildfire.

As we all know, water is in short supply. Water Agencies are in the process of determining how we can proceed as summer approaches. Please refrain from charging any sprinkling systems until specific dates and guidelines have been released from water authorities. As soon as the Conservancy is apprised of such dates and deadlines, an announcement will be made.

Thank you for your cooperation with this matter.

As the ground warms up, it has become evident that some portions of the roads are in need of repair. Asphalt crews have begun to make repairs and will continue to address problem areas over the coming weeks. Thank you for your patience regarding these improvements.

Springtime in Utah offers wonderful weather, the sounds of songbirds, and beautiful scenery. Springtime also means melting snow and possible mud. As our community grows, mud and dust may be disturbed and tracked onto our roads. The Conservancy crews and contractors are doing all they can to keep the roadways as clean as possible. We thank you for your patience and understanding and assure you clean roads are a very high priority.

Please use your own garbage and recycling containers for garbage and recyclable materials. If you have more than your containers can handle, please DO NOT dispose of trash or recyclable materials in any dumpsters or trash bins located in Promontory. This includes but is not limited to dumpsters or bins near club facilities and construction sites.

• Momentum Recycling offers at home glass recycling pick-up for $12/month! For more information & to sign-up click here.
• Recyclable materials can be taken to Recycle Utah in Park City. Information can be found here.
• For excess household garbage, Summit County has a landfill located east of Promontory. Information for the Three Mile Canyon Landfill can be found here.