– Pending with Utah State Third District Court Judge Laura Scott  – 

PROTEST OF PERMANENT CHANGE “a12710b” CLAIMED BY EID FOR THE OPERATION OF BOYER WELLS #1 and #2 TO INCLUDE CONSTRUCTION OF 18 ADDITIONAL LARGE-DIAMETER COMMERCIAL WELLS IN EMIGRATION CANYON

Currently in Use for “188 Units” of the Emigration Oaks PUD Previously Deeded to the Mount Olivet Cemetary Association to be “Forever” Used For the Burial of the Dead Per Act of the United States Congress Under the Authority of President Ulysses S. Grant (1874)

Mount Olivet Cemetery Ass’n v. Salt Lake City, 961 F. Supp. 1547 (D. Utah 1997)

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Mount Olivet Cemetery Association Protest Against EID’s Application for 300 Homes “Yet to Be Constructed” in Emigration Canyon  (1972):

Mount Olivet Cemetary Association and The Boyer Company’s Application For 1,316  Homes “Yet to Be Constructed” in Emigration Canyon (1983):

Salt Lake City Protest Against Water Volume Claimed by the Mount Olivet Cemetary Association and The Boyer Company LC Based Upon Reduced Stream Flow and Impairment of Private Wells (Not Recorded or Adjudicated by the Utah State Engineer):

Original Single Surface Point-of-Diversion and Limited Place-of-Use at the Mount Olivet Cemetery for an Active Federal Military Cemetery Adjudicated under “Civil Decree 25890“ from August 11, 1923: 

Points-of-Diversion and Place-of-Use Approved under Permanent Change Application “a12710b” Claimed by Mount Olivet Cemetery Association and The Boyer Company LC:

Location of Water Source Approved for Future Construction by the Utah State Engineer under Permanent Change Application “a12710b” Claimed by EID on the Proposed “Gun Range and Wedding Resort” by the Butler Crockett & Walsh Development Corp (Priority –  January 18, 2019):

Location and Priority of EID’s Existing Large-Diameter Commercial Wells in Relation to The ECHO-Association Impaired Surface Water Right 57-8947:

EID Plans for Future Development and Consolidation of Senior Water Rights in Emigration Canyon:

Emigration Canyon Stream 1,000 ft. From The ECHO-Association Impaired Surface Water Right 57-8947 (September 2018):