City Creek Canyon is closing as Salt Lake Public Utilities replaces an old water treatment plant.
The canyon’s aging water treatment plant is being rebuilt, to ensure water quality for future generations, Salt Lake City’s public utilities director explains.Salt Lakers soon will find the much-loved City Creek Canyon off-limits on weekdays for more than 3 years.
Salt Lake City Public Utilities provides water to roughly 365,000 people inside the city, but also in townships along the valley’s east bench. City Creek provides roughly 10-15% of the water used by that population. “Today, right now, the water quality coming from the City Creek watershed is very, very good quality,” Briefer said, “and the treatment plant is at a stage where it basically needs to be replaced.”
Replacing the City Creek water treatment plant would be an important step in ensuring the wellbeing of future generations of Salt Lakers, Briefer said. “Projects like this are important to the resiliency of our community.”
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