CONCERN: Property Tax Revenue ============================== 1. DATA CENTER — ~$74.7 million/year Document: duchesne-nine-mile-data-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf (Contained project narrative by Jones & DeMille Engineering, Project #2509-064) Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative submitted with CUP application) Date: March 11, 2026 (narrative date); findings report dated April 2, 2026 Location: Section 5 "Analysis of Economic Benefits," page A-4 (PDF page 10) Relevant text: "This project is anticipated to produce approximately $74.7 million in real and personal property taxes per year once complete." Also stated in Section 1 "Executive Summary," page A-2 (PDF page 8): "The development is projected to generate approximately $74.7 million in annual property tax revenue, offering substantial economic benefit to Duchesne County." 2. SOLAR POWER PLANT — ~$4.2 million/year Document: duchesne-wells-draw-solar-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf (Contained project narrative by Jones & DeMille Engineering, Project #2509-064) Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative submitted with CUP application) Date: March 10, 2026 (narrative date); findings report dated April 2, 2026 Location: Section 5 "Analysis of Economic Benefits," page A-3 (PDF page 16) Relevant text: "This project is anticipated to produce approximately $4.2 million in real and personal property taxes per year." 3. NATURAL GAS POWER PLANT — ~$7 million/year Document: duchesne-wells-draw-natural-gas-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf (Contained project narrative by Jones & DeMille Engineering, Project #2509-064) Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative submitted with CUP application) Date: March 10, 2026 (narrative date); findings report dated April 2, 2026 Location: Section 5 "Analysis of Economic Benefits," page A-3 (PDF page 10) Relevant text: "This project is anticipated to produce approximately $7 million in real and personal property taxes per year." COMBINED TAX REVENUE SUMMARY (across all three CUPs): - Data center: $74.7 million/year - Solar power plant: $4.2 million/year - Natural gas plant: $7.0 million/year - TOTAL: ~$85.9 million/year NOTE ON SOLAR DEPRECIATION AND PILT: The solar CUP findings report (Section 8-9-15-3.E.3, PDF page 6) notes the county's interest in preventing tax shifts from centrally-assessed solar depreciation: "the County is interested in preventing large tax shifts that may otherwise be incurred by County residents each year a centrally-assessed solar power plant is depreciated; therefore, cooperation to establish an agreement for payment in lieu of taxes (PILT), or other acceptable solution, may be necessary. A development agreement may be required as a condition of the permit." NOTE: All tax revenue figures are projections from the applicant's project narratives (Jones & DeMille Engineering on behalf of Energence Utah LLC). No independent tax revenue analysis or Utah State Tax Commission valuation was submitted as part of the CUP applications.