Utah Has One Year to Certify PacifiCorp Water Quality Application – Deadline June 2026
Published Date: 8/19/2025
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PacifiCorp asked Utah’s water agency for permission to keep their project’s water clean, and Utah has one year—from June 26, 2025—to decide. If Utah doesn’t respond by June 26, 2026, their approval is automatically given. This keeps things moving smoothly for PacifiCorp without surprise delays or extra costs.
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