Near Green River, one of permit application 7672's sections (applicant not named) is state land that Valar's BLM application surrounds
Right-of-entry permit application 7672 (1,812.94 acres; Trust Lands permit map, 18 February 2026) lies within Sections 32 and 36 of T20S R15E, Sections 10 and 11 of T21S R15E and Section 6 of T21S R16E, near Green River in Emery County. The permit map file is named for, and draws beside it, Special Use Lease Agreement No. 1622 (2,441.03 acres); no record read names that lease's holder. Overlaid on BLM's case map for Valar's pending 'Green River Gigasite' right-of-way application (UTUT106784007), Section 32 of T20S R15E lies wholly inside the application's outer boundary and is the only hole in the case map (about 637 acres): state land the application surrounds. The case map also covers about 467 acres of Section 6, T21S R16E (the part that is not state land); the permit application's state land there lies outside it. Sections 36, 10 and 11 lie outside it; they border it, but no part falls inside it. No record read (to 30 Sept 2026) names the applicant for 7672 or shows the permit was issued. BLM's case record, as saved in late September 2026, listed Valar's application as pending; Valar told a reporter it has decided not to pursue the site (mine-008).
- Right of Entry No. 7672 - Geotechnical Survey (permit map, file ROE_7672_SULA_1622_02182026.pdf) (Utah Trust Lands Administration (via the RDCC project register), 2026-02-18) primary government “Right of Entry No. 7672 - 1,812.94 Acres”
- BLM Natl MLRS Rights of Way: case UTUT106784007, 'Green River Gigasite Small Modular Reactor/Data Center' (case map) (Bureau of Land Management (MLRS)) primary filing “Green River Gigasite Small Modular Reactor/Data Center”
- BLM PLSS CadNSDI first division (sections) for the listed townships (Bureau of Land Management (Cadastral National Spatial Data Infrastructure)) primary government
- RDCC project register: projects 87096-87099 (Right-of-Entry Permits #7672, #7674, #7675, #7676) and 87203 (SULA 2095) (Utah Resource Development Coordinating Committee (Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office), 2026-02-19) primary government “to evaluate the feasibility of a potential industrial and manufacturing development”
- Trump Is Considering More Data Centers on Public Lands Than Previously Known (The Washington Sun (Mara Hoplamazian and Jade Lozada), 2026-09-18) news “After considering the site, the company has decided to no longer pursue the project”
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