A Facility So Large Eating Up So Much Land & Water Resources Should Be Put To Referendum For Residents To Decide.
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Facebook is set to build a new data center in Eagle Mountain that will span nearly one million square feet and represent a $750 million investment in the city. While the data center, which is set to be completed by 2020, will most likely only bring in about 30 to 50 jobs. The project named "Project Steeplechase" a collaborative effort by Facebook and Utah Elected Officials was a tight lipped plan to bring the facility to Eagle Mountain Utah. Facebook has promised to spend at least $100 million to expand the city’s infrastructure to accommodate the project. The data center will be powered by 100 percent net-new renewable energy
through utilization of Rocky Mountain power renewable energy tariffs,
and Facebook will purchase its own water rights and construct the
required water infrastructure with money from its own pocket. The state would grant Facebook an estimated $150 million in tax breaks
for the project’s first phase, with taxes waived for up to 20 years per
phase. Those tax breaks may include hundreds of millions of more dollars
if the company decides to continue to build on its lot. The officials who voted on the project chose to approve it if the state could implement a 40-year cap on the agreement. The data center in its first phase would increase property taxes currently collected for the 490-acre site by 12,000 times. The data center is set for construction at the Sweetwater Industrial Park between a mink farm and water treatment facility. The data center is the largest to land in the Beehive State.
“After a thorough search, we selected Eagle Mountain for a number of reasons — it provides good access to renewable energy, a strong talent pool and a great set of partners,” said Facebook’s vice president of data center strategy Rachel Peterson. “Facebook is in it for the long game.”
The announcement comes almost two years after West Jordan lost out to New Mexico for a massive $2.5 billion Facebook data center. Utah representative and speaker of the house Greg Hughes joked during the press conference that all he heard about from New Mexico officials since that time was how great Facebook was for their state.
“This deal has been brought to fruition through cooperation and hard work across multiple agencies and stakeholders, setting an example for the rest of the nation in how to create a win-win economic benefit for our state both now and in the future,” Herbert said in an emailed statement. The officials who voted on the project chose to approve it if the state could implement a 40-year cap on the agreement. But, none of them will be in office in half that time and we know that "the more things change, the more they stay the same".
The Facebook Data Center rivals the NSA Data Center In Bluffdale Utah matching its 1 million square feet footprint. The Bluffdale facility was negotiated in this same "super secret" way behind closed doors out of the public eye, without the residents input. Anything this large and intrusive, forgoing single family housing or other residential friendly development that doesn't violate the Fourth Amendment for big data, should have been put to referendum before elected officials with dollar signs in their eyes sold residents down the river. Facebook has a track record of partnering with other corporations like Adobe and Amazon for computer server/storage and building solar farms and wind turbines that complete the eye-sore Facebook and NSA Data produce. One question... will Facebook Data Center demand the same UHP/LE security now under way at NSA Data Center Bluffdale? And, given whistleblower from Cambridge Analytica's disclosure of how Facebook was used in the 2016 election and CEO Mark Zuckerberg's testimony before Congress, Utahans should be furious about housing such a facility, but Utah, for the most part, is still asleep!
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Today's Massive Data Breech-
Update-
April 3, 2019 Bloomberg:
"UpGuard, a cybersecurity firm, found troves of user information hiding in plain sight, inadvertently posted publicly on Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud computing servers. The discovery shows that a year after the Cambridge Analytica scandal exposed how unsecure and widely disseminated Facebook users’ information is online, companies that control that information at every step still haven’t done enough to seal up private data.
"In one instance, Mexico City-based digital platform Cultura Colectiva, openly stored 540 million records on Facebook users, including identification numbers, comments, reactions and account names. The records were accessible and downloadable for anyone who could find them online.
"Another database for a long-defunct app called At the Pool listed names, passwords and email addresses for 22,000 people".
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Links-
https://www.bitchute.com/video/bDesv33kC6vj/
https://www.ksl.com/index.php?sid=46330279&nid=1012&title=facebook-to-build-massive-data-center-in-eagle-mountain-
https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900019414/utah-county-approves-deal-to-lure-mystery-data-center-to-eagle-mountain.html
https://edcutah.org/news/2018/05/22/data-center-project-key-creating-bright-future-eagle-mountain
https://www.wired.com/2012/03/ff-nsadatacenter/
https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/fourth_amendment
https://agenda21truth.blogspot.com/2018/03/buying-elections-using-facebook-data.html
https://www.bitchute.com/video/T01VRgl5rGqW/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/PsJ6ZfoMNkmE/
https://youtu.be/l_gN70nHWHw
https://www.bitchute.com/video/cHSEWbtzXWkr/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/52vqEjViyWjx/
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-04-03/millions-of-facebook-records-found-on-amazon-cloud-servers
https://www.bitchute.com/video/skuyBgD9DUSY/
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