This source cluster summarizes the June 25, 2026 retrieval pass over Colorado
Springs Utilities Electric Large Load materials, City Council Legistar records,
and 2025-2026 economic-development comparator records.
The strongest direct finding is that Colorado Springs City Council adopted
Resolution No. 10-26 on February 24, 2026, revising CSU Electric Large Load
tariff sheets effective March 1, 2026. The current public CSU tariff, URR, and
large-load rate sheet preserve a general large-load and special-contract
framework. The inspected public routes did not surface Project Taurus-specific
customer records.
13101 / file 26-050 was the City Council matter for the ELL tariff2771 materials show the matter as Consent Calendar item 4B.F. on9-0-0-0 by the10-26 and current tariff sheets support March 1, 2026| Record family | What it supports | Evidence note |
|---|---|---|
Matter 13101 / file 26-050 |
Official Council matter for ELL electric-rate schedules | direct target record |
Event 2771 agenda/minutes/items |
Consent Calendar placement and adoption | direct target record |
Signed Resolution No. 10-26 |
Adoption of revised ELL sheets | direct target record |
| Current electric tariff | ELL sheets remain in current public tariff | direct target record |
| Current URR | Large-load application/study-fee and special-contract framework | direct target record |
| 2026 Large Load Rate Sheet | Public summary of large-load service, collateral, and cost-responsibility concepts | supporting official record |
| 2025-2026 EDA comparator matters | How economic-development agreements and executive-session routing appear in public Legistar records | comparator records only |
| 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 | Matter 13101, Event 2771, 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 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 retrieval package |
The June 25 retrieval sharpens the utility-record gap rather than closing it.
Generic ELL and URR authority cannot be treated as Project Taurus-specific
terms. The next source class is customer-specific custody: CSU service records,
City Auditor special-contract documentation, nonprivileged City Attorney or
Economic Development routing records, Chamber/EDC representations, and native
records for any Raeden power overview or related transmittal.