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Eagle Mountain, UT · Utah County · 40.309°N 112.012°W
Straight-line distances. Nearest named waterway via the USGS National Hydrography Dataset; nearest transmission line via HIFLD. Baseline water stress and groundwater trend describe the surrounding hydrological basin (WRI Aqueduct 4.0, CC BY 4.0) — not this facility’s measured water use. Principal-aquifer system underlying the location (USGS, mapped at 1:2,500,000 — regional context, not site hydrogeology).
Tract states it 'is in the queue with Rocky Mountain Power to deliver more than 400 megawatts via new transmission infrastructure by 2028.' This is queued interconnection capacity for a master-planned park, not built or energized capacity.
Eagle Mountain Mayor Tom Westmoreland is quoted in the city-hosted release welcoming the acquisition: 'we look forward to working with partners like Tract to develop new campuses and expand our emergence as a tech hub while maintaining our small-town charm.' Scott Cuthbertson, president and CEO of the Economic Development Corporation of Utah, credited 'Tract's leadership in minimizing water impact.' No organized opposition surfaced in the sources read.
No recorded status history yet.
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