Saratoga Springs Wildflower Zone 3 Pond in Utah is a private-owned water resource managed by the Utah Division of Water Rights. This pond serves the primary purpose of irrigation, with a storage capacity of 5.54 acre-feet and a significant hazard potential due to its structural height of 11.5 feet and hydraulic height of 8.1 feet. Located in Utah County, the pond spans a length of 435 feet but lacks specific information on its surface area and drainage area.

Despite being privately owned, Saratoga Springs Wildflower Zone 3 Pond is regulated, permitted, inspected, and enforced by the Utah Division of Water Rights, ensuring compliance with state regulations and safety standards. With a spillway width of 4 feet and a maximum discharge of 24 cubic feet per second, the pond's risk assessment and emergency preparedness measures are currently not rated or specified. The pond's condition assessment, hazard potential, and inspection frequency of 5 years highlight the importance of monitoring and managing this water resource for sustainable use and environmental conservation in the region.