08-30-2022, 05:10 PM
I understand being 
about the condition of Minersville reservoir, but the bottom line is that agriculture built, bought, and paid for that reservoir. It would absolutely not exist without them paying for it. We are in a record drought like none of us have ever experienced in our lifetime. The money the county decided to invest into the campground, and whether people come to the lake to recreate, is pretty irrelevant under such extreme conditions. Minersville is not unique to this in southern Utah... Otter Creek, Forsyth, and Koosharem to name a few are in the same type of situation. Until Mother Nature/God decide otherwise it will only get worse before it gets better.
about the condition of Minersville reservoir, but the bottom line is that agriculture built, bought, and paid for that reservoir. It would absolutely not exist without them paying for it. We are in a record drought like none of us have ever experienced in our lifetime. The money the county decided to invest into the campground, and whether people come to the lake to recreate, is pretty irrelevant under such extreme conditions. Minersville is not unique to this in southern Utah... Otter Creek, Forsyth, and Koosharem to name a few are in the same type of situation. Until Mother Nature/God decide otherwise it will only get worse before it gets better.