Project Taurus

Project Taurus / Colorado Springs / DEPN-26-0039

Project Taurus: What the Records Actually Say

A source-grounded civic evidence dashboard separating what is verified, what is attributed, and what still needs records.

Current record read

Planning approval is real. Final utilities, permits, water records, monitoring, and operating performance are not settled.
Record DEPN-26-0039
Site 1565 High Tech Way
Planning approval June 10, 2026
Current as of June 16, 2026
Verified Planning approval date, site record, generator/chiller counts, and fee determination.
Attributed Raeden water, tariff, SCR, permit, generator, and job statements.
Unresolved Appeal, CSU terms, final water records, air permits, monitoring, subsidies.
Unsupported Generic millions-of-gallons-per-day claims as Project Taurus facts.

The point

Specific records beat generic narratives

Project Taurus is a specific Colorado Springs planning case at 1565 High Tech Way. The record supports a conditional planning approval and several applicant claims; it does not settle utilities, water use, final permits, monitoring, or operations.

Planning status Approved

Administrative approval at the City planning-record level.

Water claim Attributed

Raeden claim; final water records still needed.

Utility terms Unresolved

CSU project-specific service and cost records missing.

Generic water panic Unsupported

Millions-per-day claim is not supported as a Taurus fact.

Site orientation

Where the record places Project Taurus

The map uses a basic basemap for orientation and overlays the City of Colorado Springs parcel polygon for parcel 7326101136. It is not a surveyed equipment-footprint layer.

Parcel: 7326101136 / 1565 High Tech Way
Approved Project Taurus development-plan site excerpt showing limits of disturbance, proposed generator yard, proposed chillers, sound walls, High Tech Way, and Garden of the Gods Road.
Approved development-plan modification excerpt, sheet DP2.1, dated June 11, 2026. Use as a plan-sheet reference, not as georeferenced GIS data.

Record path

Read the evidence in order

Start with status and guardrails, then move through water, power, noise, site, economics, claims, questions, and sources.