CONCERN: Traffic and Road Access ================================= 1. CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC — 25 trucks/day peak 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 11 "Transportation Plan for Construction and Operation Phases," page A-5 (PDF page 11) Relevant text: "Expected traffic amounts for this development will include heavy trucks to transport construction materials and equipment. During the peak of construction, 25 trucks per day are anticipated. During the operation phase, most traffic will be comprised of passenger vehicles and pickup trucks driven by O&M staff." Document: duchesne-wells-draw-solar-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf (Contained project narrative) Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative) Date: March 10, 2026 Location: Section 11, page A-4 to A-5 (PDF pages 17-18) Relevant text: "During the peak of construction, 25 trucks per day are anticipated. During the operation phase, most traffic will be comprised of passenger vehicles and pickup trucks driven by O&M staff." Document: duchesne-wells-draw-natural-gas-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf (Contained project narrative) Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative) Date: March 10, 2026 Location: Section 11, page A-4 (PDF page 11) Relevant text: "Traffic is expected to peak during construction and will consist of approximately 25 trucks per day during operation, traffic will be limited to O&M personnel." 2. ROAD APPROACH PERMITS — CUP condition Document: duchesne-nine-mile-data-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (staff recommendation) Date: April 2, 2026 Location: Recommendation condition #7, page 4 of 5 (PDF page 4) Relevant text: "All road approach permits required by the Duchesne County Road Department shall be approved and in place prior to operation." 3. TRANSPORTATION MASTER PLAN COMPLIANCE — CUP condition Document: duchesne-nine-mile-data-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (staff recommendation) Date: April 2, 2026 Location: Recommendation condition #8, page 4 of 5 (PDF page 4) Relevant text: "The proposal shall meet requirements in the Duchesne County Transportation Master Plan." 4. SITE ACCESS ROUTE Document: duchesne-nine-mile-data-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative) Date: March 11, 2026 Location: Section 11, page A-5 (PDF page 11); Appendix E "Site Access Plan" (PDF page 22-23) Relevant text: "The main intended route for traffic for the construction and operation of this development will be as shown in Appendix E." Note: Appendix E contains a map showing the site access route via Wells Draw Road. 5. PARKING — 400 spaces for data center Document: duchesne-nine-mile-data-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (applicant narrative) Date: March 11, 2026 Location: Section 4.2 "Parking," page A-4 (PDF page 10) Relevant text: "Energence Utah plans to provide 40 parking stalls per on site building, producing a total of 400 combined parking spaces." Document: duchesne-nine-mile-data-findings-report-2026-04-02.pdf Agency: Duchesne County Planning Commission (staff recommendation) Date: April 2, 2026 Location: Recommendation condition #12, page 5 of 5 (PDF page 5) Relevant text: "Applicant comply with all off-street parking requirements." NOTE: No formal traffic impact study (TIS) was submitted as a standalone document. Traffic impact is addressed in the project narrative's Section 11 of each CUP application. The county's recommended conditions require road approach permits and Transportation Master Plan compliance but do not reference a separate TIS.