Colorado Springs Utilities is central to the Project Taurus source corpus because the unresolved utility questions turn on project-specific service, load, cost-recovery, water, wastewater, and construction-drawing records.
The repository currently contains public City/CSU process and tariff material, applicant-attributed statements about utility cost protection, a June 25 ELL/URR retrieval, a June 29 CSU CORA response producing a redacted Raeden power overview and email transmittal, and restricted-source appeal material discussing the same power-document route. Those sources do not yet establish final contracted demand, ratepayer exposure, energization, infrastructure cost allocation, or operating water use.
10-26, March 1, 2026 effective date for revised ELL sheets, and general large-load / special-contract mechanisms.| Source | Target | Mechanism | Flow | Evidence strength | Source basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado Springs City Council | CSU Electric Large Load tariff sheets | Resolution No. 10-26 |
Formal tariff authority | direct evidence | February 24, 2026 Matter 13101, Event 2771, and signed resolution |
| Colorado Springs Utilities | Large-load customers | Tariff / URR / rate-sheet framework | Utility-service and cost-recovery process | direct evidence for public framework | Current electric tariff, URR, and large-load rate sheet |
| Colorado Springs Utilities | Project Taurus utility questions | Public large-load framework and searched public routes | General service-rule context, not customer-specific terms | unresolved for Project Taurus-specific terms | June 25 ELL retrieval source cluster |
| Colorado Springs Utilities | Raeden power-overview record | GovQA CORA production | Responsive-record custody signal | direct evidence for production; not full authentication of submitted copy | June 29 CSU CORA response source cluster |
.docx, native transmittal email, internet headers, attachment hash, redaction log, and CSU explanation of what changes were made to the user-submitted copy.