Weber County residents, businesses still cleaning up after flooding
HUNTSVILLE, Utah — Residents near the South Fork of the Ogden River dealt with high water and flooding a month ago.Alan Tolley and his wife have been managing The Ruby for the past three years.Tolley has been working to restore the property, which he says was built by The Eagles in the mid-1950s.
"We had time to evacuate that before there was damage to the trailer with it there, but so we've been living off-site for the last month," said Tolley."They got a piece of equipment up here," said Tolley."And basically breached the river and created another side of the river to come down through the middle of the property to relieve the pressure of the river on the bridge.
"Had clothes and shoes and things like that in there that got wet and moldy, so threw about five bags of stuff away yesterday," he said."River was about six feet higher than it is right now," said Berry."Had to replace a bunch of plank on the bridge because it washed out.""I've been hauling in loads of road base and loads of gravel and everything else trying to get everything taken care of," said Berry."We got everything basically done now.
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