Irrigation Water Update

6/17/25 – Canal levels are lower than expected. Black Canyon Irrigation is working to resolve in the next 12-24 hours. This has caused water to stop flowing over the weirs.

6/19/25 – Canal levels were restored and water is flowing at expected levels over the weirs.

Reminder: Water pressure can generally be poor in the mornings due to a majority of neighbors starting their irrigation schedules at this time. Better pressure occurs between 11am-6am. Watering mid-day during the heat is feasible as water flows 24/7 and excess flows back to the river if unused.

Irrigation Water Update

4/14/25 – Irrigation water has been turned on for phases 2-5.

Reminder: If your well is connected to your sprinkler system and you turn on irrigation water to your lot, please ensure one of the following:

• You have a check valve installed (like this one: Check Valve on Amazon), or
• The valve from your well is closed

If neither is in place, water from your well could backfeed into the neighborhood irrigation system, causing your electric bill to spike as it helps pressurize water for everyone else.

When in doubt, simply close the quarter-turn valve on your well’s above-ground backflow.

Irrigation Water Update

4/1/25 – Black Canyon Irrigation started pumping water into canals

3/31/25. We expect water to reach our canal approximately 7-10 days after that. When water reaches our canal, water will be ordered to the pond to begin filling, which should take 2-3 days.