by Nicholas Curth | Oct 7, 2026 | Podcast
Data centers seem to be popping up everywhere lately. With Utah Valley’s growing population and limited resources, who gets access to our land, water, and energy? What is more important: technological growth or human growth? How much of our resources do data...
by Nicholas Curth | Sep 2, 2026 | Podcast
With Utah Valley experiencing unprecedented growth, it is more important than ever to understand how developments happen and how you can advocate for protection of our land and water. In this episode, Nick and Rachel explain the development process, with a focus on...
by Nicholas Curth | Aug 31, 2026 | Articles, Home Page, Vesper Amphitheater
Prepared by John Bennion, CUV Director of Research Letter to City Council on Vesper and Public Infrastructure Districts 31 Aug 2026 In the city council meeting on 25 August, you discussed 9d in the Vesper Development Agreement—public financing mechanisms, including...
by Nicholas Curth | Aug 22, 2026 | Articles, Home Page, Vesper Amphitheater
Prepared by John Bennion, CUV Director of Research August 18, 2026 Open Letter to Provo City Council and Mayor Concerning the Vesper Project Development Agreement In the August 11 work meeting of the Provo City Council, Bryan Bayles gave convincing evidence that...
by Nicholas Curth | Jul 27, 2026 | Articles, Home Page, Vesper Amphitheater
Conserve Utah Valley hosted a town hall meeting to help residents understand the development process in Provo City, featuring guests: Bill Peperone, Director of Development Services and Rachel Breen, Community Relations Analyst for City Council. The meeting focused on...
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