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Pleasant View water
Pleasant View City blends water from its own springs and wells with treated water bought from Weber Basin Water Conservancy District. The city's published annual report shows no violations across the constituents tested. The figures below come from that report.
Your water system
Pleasant View City
Source: Local groundwater (six springs and wells) blended with treated water purchased from Weber Basin Water Conservancy District (North system).. Public water system ID UTAH29014.
Pleasant View's report does not publish a hardness figure, but its blend of local groundwater and Weber Basin water tends to run moderately hard.
What stands out
Where it comes from
The city lists its sources as Little Missouri Spring, Alder Creek Spring, Macs Well, Alder Creek #2 Well, Jesse Creek Well, and Well #4, plus purchased Weber Basin North water.
What was tested
Total dissolved solids ranged from 92 to 284 ppm and nitrate from non-detect to about 1.76 ppm, both well under their limits. Sodium ran 8.5 to 22.6 ppm and sulfate 6.8 to 29.8 ppm.
Lead and copper
The 90th-percentile lead result was 4.1 ppb and copper 0.378 ppm, both under their action levels with zero sites over the limit.
This is a plain-language summary, not a substitute for your utility's official report. Pleasant View City reports meeting federal drinking-water standards. For the full, current numbers, read the official report linked above.
What helps
What we would do about it.
A salt-free whole-home conditioner paired with a drinking-water ionizer is a practical setup for Pleasant View's spring, well, and Weber Basin blend. Come by The Well for a free water test and see your own numbers before deciding what, if anything, you need.