The Pueblo West Board of Directors held a work session on April 11, 2025, focusing on several key issues, including upcoming public hearings and infrastructure concerns.

One of the main topics discussed was a resolution related to a property at 984 North Matt, which was not finalized in time for the meeting but is expected to be addressed soon. Additionally, the board announced a public hearing scheduled for Monday to discuss draft restrictions and rates associated with the district's rules and regulations. It was emphasized that these discussions would not alter the current water rates but would address the rates tied to various restriction levels. The board aims to ensure transparency and due diligence in updating these regulations.

The meeting also touched on the ongoing issues at the wastewater treatment plant, specifically regarding emergency funding for ultraviolet (UV) upgrades. While specific costs were not provided, the urgency of the situation was highlighted, as the plant has experienced repeated malfunctions.

Another significant concern raised was the water usage at the local golf course, where a leak was identified. It was reported that the course is losing approximately 10,000 gallons of water nightly, leading to substantial annual losses. The board discussed the need for further investigation into the source of the leak and potential repairs, as well as the implications for water management in the area.

Overall, the meeting underscored the board's commitment to addressing infrastructure challenges and engaging with the community on important regulatory matters. The upcoming public hearing will provide an opportunity for residents to voice their opinions and gain clarity on the proposed changes.