Tract Eagle Mountain data center park
Tract bought more than 668 acres in Eagle Mountain's data-center overlay for a master-planned campus and plans power of 400+ MW from Rocky Mountain Power by 2028.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
KSL reported the purchase and placed the land west of Utah Lake within the overlay zone. (KSL.com, Jan. 24, 2024)
Utah Business ran Tract's release, which says Tract is working with Rocky Mountain Power to deliver more than 400 MW over new transmission by 2028. (Utah Business (Tract press release), Jan. 19, 2024)
Eagle Mountain posted Tract's release announcing it had bought more than 668 acres in the RTI overlay, where data centers are allowed by right with expedited site-plan review; it says Tract is in Rocky Mountain Power's queue for more than 400 MW. (Eagle Mountain City (posted Tract release), Jan. 17, 2024)
Conflicts and open questions
- The name 'Pole Canyon' from the lead appears only on commercial trackers and was not confirmed in any opened source, so it is not used.
- Coordinates come from the lead pointer and are approximate. Opened sources give no parcel or road location.
- The city's PDF of the release has a placeholder in place of the day; the date shown is from its filename (1.17.2024).
- iso_rto Non-ISO and balancing_authority PACE apply, since Tract names Rocky Mountain Power.
The full record
- Status note
- Land bought and zoned by right for data centers through the RTI overlay. No end-user project or site plan was found.
- Power note
- Tract says it is working with Rocky Mountain Power to deliver more than 400 MW through new transmission by 2028.
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)