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374 facts · 512 sources · updated 2026-09-30

Claims vs Record disc-055

unresolvedsite Has Valar bought the 112 acres by the lab? The state says 'has purchased'; Valar said it awaited clean title

What was said

What the record shows

The gap: A state agency says Valar has bought the land; Valar itself said in mid-August that it was still waiting on clean title. Whether the sale closed between 20 August and 10 September is not shown by any record read.
In plain termsValar agreed in May to buy about 112 acres of county land next to the state lab for $394,500, for fuel-making and manufacturing. In August Valar told a city council it was still waiting on clean title, and told the state land board it was 'currently purchasing' the land. In September the state's Inland Port Authority wrote that Valar 'has also purchased' it. Both can be true if the sale closed in between. A deed at the county recorder would settle it.

Why it matters: Who owns the land beside the reactor bears on the public-access boundary in the accident math (disc-008) and on annexation and zoning.

What would settle it: Emery County Recorder: a deed from Emery County or its Local Building Authority to Valar Atomics Inc for parcel 04-0019-0030 (public record).

facts loc-014, mine-018, gov-022, mine-046 · checked 2026-09-29: Defence pass 2026-09-29: Defended: both statements can be true if the sale closed between 20 August and 10 September; no deed was read and no Valar statement after 20 August was found. Status stays unresolved; summary line literally true (UIPA 'has also purchased'; transcript 'currently purchasing'). | Earlier verify pass: Re-read on 2026-09-29: UIPA update, Orangeville 13 Aug minutes, 20 Aug auto-transcript, Emery 19 May minutes (quotes exact). | Correction 2026-09-29 (wording review): verification wording updated ('summary line').