Eagle Mountain City Council Regular Meeting
Eagle Mountain City Council held a public hearing and deliberated on Items 14A and 14B governing the Corrigan Farms data center rezoning, natural gas turbine power generation for Meta's campus, and developer obligations for municipal sewer lift stations.
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Eagle Mountain City Council Regular Meeting
Eagle Mountain City Council · October 6, 2026
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- Clip 1 · 1:45:26 Resident public comment Resident Public Comment auto captions, unchecked
A resident speaker urges the Eagle Mountain City Council to vote against the Item 14B data center rezoning and join neighboring communities calling for a pause on new data centers.
">> My name is Amy Lawson and I'm actually a resident of Towilla County and I'm here with Towilla Cares and we're part of a coalition that is just asking for a moratorum on any new data center across the state. So, I'm here for 14B right now asking that you say no for any new zoning that allows for a data center out here in Eagle Mountain. Thank you. >> That's all I have."
- Clip 2 · 1:49:19 Resident public comment Resident Public Comment auto captions, unchecked
A resident testifies on the cumulative electrical load and carbon emissions of Meta's Eagle Mountain data center buildings and urges council members to examine the full development agreement.
"[clears throat] >> Okay. My name is Hosinto Moreno and I'm here concerning the um Oh jeez. The Corgan Farms um data center. Um I'm just concerned with our current data"
- Clip 3 · 2:00:33 Eagle Mountain City Council Member Elected Official Questioning auto captions, uncheckedPower & Grid Zoning
A council member questions how the 17 turbine, 289 megawatt Williams Energy natural gas facility will power three Meta data center buildings and what air quality permits apply.
"Williams energy, the gentleman that that brought that up, that's uh I've been out there. I've been to the site. I've walked through where the 17 turbines are going to be going. It's a 289 megawatt uh project that is intended to power three data centers. Uh Meta has kind of hit capacity with their green energy initiative with Rocky Mountain Power. Rocky Mountain Power basically said we"
- Clip 4 · 3:29:18 Eagle Mountain City Council Member Elected Official Questioning auto captions, uncheckedWater Tax Abatements
A council member argues that data center developers, rather than Eagle Mountain residential ratepayers, must bear the capital and maintenance costs of dedicated sewer lift stations.
"user fees typically, I guess, is what I would say. Uh, the maintenance and operation of our lift stations. >> Then then then I may be a no on a lift station connection for a for a for a a data center. That's what I'm saying. I don't want to maintain another lift center, another lift station that the citizens are maintaining even though there's user fees associated with it because the citizens are going to bear a portion of that cost and it's going to"
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