Development entities tied to Utah's Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) are moving forward on a massive data center in Box Elder County and a luxury resort project near Jordanelle Reservoir.
The Military Installation Development Authority (MIDA) in Utah continues to oversee significant development projects, including a proposed large-scale data center in Box Elder County. Additionally, developers are advancing the Military Recreation Project Area, which encompasses a luxury village near the Jordanelle Reservoir and an expansion of the Deer Valley ski resort.
These projects have faced scrutiny regarding the oversight role of MIDA board chairman and Utah Senate President Stuart Adams. Critics note that the authority granted to MIDA by state law often limits the influence of local governments once project approvals are underway.
Opponents of a proposed hyperscale data center and energy campus in Box Elder County await a decision on ballot access amid potential legal action.
Kevin O’Leary withdraws the second water rights application for his proposed data center project in Utah.
Alturas Capital Partners acquires a 14-acre site in Ogden, Utah, with plans to develop a new neighborhood retail and mixed-use center.
Environmental advocates and Box Elder County residents are challenging the proposed Stratos Project, a large-scale data center, over concerns regarding water usage and air pollution.
Former tribal chairman Darren Parry reports potential Native American burial sites near the MIDA data center project in northern Utah.
Gov. Spencer Cox continues to push for a new data center in Box Elder County following a memorandum of understanding with the federal administration.
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