Other problems Canyon Club members notice include a treatment pond at the water treatment plant which is contained only by sand bags. During periods of high run-off, a portion of this pond has been seen to overflow into the river. Dead fish are littering the riverside. Moss is disappearing from the banks and river bed. Mustard-colored silt is encasing the river rocks.
Speculation is rampant as to the cause, but all agree it s a problem that needs to be resolved.
Another issue for which the club seeks resolution is the promise by Pineview Water to clean up, revegetate, and restore those areas disturbed by the installation of the pipeline. The construction of the pipeline had a major impact on the scenery and ecology of the canyon. The project was completed, but putting the canyon back together was put on the back burner of a cold stove where nothing is cooking. The original agreement with Pineview Water was that the pipeline area would be cleaned up and restored by Pineview Water. In talks with biologists from local universities and with fish and game specialists, Ogden Canyon Club members continue to try to get answers and stay on top of these pressing concerns.