Kaysville plans to open splash pad with reduced hours instead of closing to conserve water

Kaysville plans to open splash pad with reduced hours instead of closing to conserve water

KAYSVILLE, Utah The extremely dry splash pad in Kaysville continued to bake in the hot sun on Saturday, but earlier this week, families were unsure if theyd even be able to utilize it this summer.Last Monday, our staff made a recommendation to perhaps close the splash pad so we could set a good example, talk about water conservation, said Mayor Tami Tran.However, Tran felt the local families needed to be involved in the discussion at city counci…