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Last discussed Jan 7, 2025.
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Requested that the city fully vet nuclear energy proposals and invite expert Dr. Edwin Lyman to present.
City Council - Jan 7, 2025 · 1:17:31 →Expressed concerns about water scarcity in Eagle Mountain and the potential impacts of a nuclear facility on drinking water.
City Council - Jan 7, 2025 · 1:21:14 →Strongly opposed small modular nuclear reactors in the city, citing nuclear waste storage, safety risks, property values, and data center energy demands.
City Council - Jan 7, 2025 · 2:10:02 →Spoke as a mother representing Moms for America, urging the council to protect children and families from nuclear plant risks.
City Council - Jan 7, 2025 · 1:25:57 →Expressed concern over real estate values, environmental impacts, and traffic evacuation bottlenecks on Pony Express Parkway in an emergency.
City Council - Jan 7, 2025 · 2:25:42 →News & external sources (10)
A fast-growing Utah city isn’t ready for nuclear power — at least not yet
A fast-growing Utah city isn’t ready for nuclear power — at least not yet sltrib.com
The vote remains out if Eagle Mountain is ready for nuclear
The vote remains out if Eagle Mountain is ready for nuclear deseret.com
Eagle Mountain pauses vote to create code allowing future nuclear energy generation
Eagle Mountain pauses vote to create code allowing future nuclear energy generation ksl.com
Eagle Mountain takes first steps toward possible nuclear energy future
Eagle Mountain takes first steps toward possible nuclear energy future ksl.com
Eagle Mountain City Council approves annexation plans for future nuclear energy
Eagle Mountain City Council approves annexation plans for future nuclear energy FOX 13 News Utah
Eagle Mountain takes first steps toward possible nuclear energy future
Eagle Mountain takes first steps toward possible nuclear energy future KSL TV 5
Eagle Mountain considers whether future land could hold nuclear reactors
Eagle Mountain considers whether future land could hold nuclear reactors KUTV
Eagle Mountain residents, council debate possible future nuclear energy in city limits
Eagle Mountain residents, council debate possible future nuclear energy in city limits FOX 13 News Utah
A fast-growing Utah city is considering going nuclear. Not everyone is on board.
A fast-growing Utah city is considering going nuclear. Not everyone is on board. sltrib.com
Will advanced nuclear technology be in Eagle Mountain’s future?
Will advanced nuclear technology be in Eagle Mountain’s future? Deseret News