Pressurized Irrigation

Water Conservation Program

Smart Controller Project

Cross Connection Control

Pressurized Irrigation Fill Station Application

Pressurized Irrigation Master Plan

Irrigation Company Map

As a general rule, pressurized irrigation will be shut off in mid-October. As we get closer to that time of year, the City may provide a specific date through the newsletter, website, and social media.

Spanish Fork City’s Pressurized Irrigation system has approximately 170 miles of distribution main. These pipes range in size from 4 inches to 36 inches in diameter. The Pressurized Irrigation system is a seasonal utility that is typically filled with non-potable water in the spring around mid-April and drained in the fall around mid-October. The residential pressurized irrigation service size is 3/4" meter, while commercial pressurized irrigation sizes can vary from 2, 4 and 6 inches. To see what the pressure is nearest to your address which aids in designing your landscaping/sprinkler system, see our PI Pressure Map. Since pressure can vary throughout the city, the best way to find the pressure at your property when setting up a sprinkler system is with a pressure gauge on the system you are connecting to.

RETAIL WATER LINE DISCLOSURE: The retail pressurized irrigation service line is the pipe that extends between the water main or pipe in the road and the sprinkling system or the hose connection. Spanish Fork City is responsible for the water line on the street side up to the first fitting after the pressurized irrigation meter. The property owner is responsible for the water line from the first fitting after the meter and into the sprinkling system or the hose connection.  See Title 13.04.030H and SB 45.