Alaina Kenison email & contact info

Chief Deputy (Recorder’s Office) at Juab County.

Work Email

a******@j*************

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Direct Phone

+1 (***) ***-****

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LinkedIn URL

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Employing Organization

Juab County

Team

Key Colleagues

Decision makers at Juab County

Melanie Cowan
County Treasurer
M. Drake Underwood
Emergency Manager
John N Crippen
Juab County Administrator
Tanielle Callaway
Juab County Clerk/Auditor

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Public Activity & Signals

Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Alaina Kenison’s organization

Oct 15, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Juab County Planning Commission Planning Commission

The meeting commenced with the welcome, prayer, and Pledge of Allegiance. Key discussions centered on a request to rezone Jim McWilliams' Dog Valley property from A1-160 to industrial use. The proposal highlighted the property's suitability due to proximity to major power lines, high-pressure gas mains, and fiber conduit, as well as limited impact on neighbors and potential joint ventures with nearby solar projects. The commission decided to hold a public hearing regarding the zone change request during the November meeting. Additionally, updates were provided on the drafting of new industrial zoning and industrial park guidelines, which are scheduled for commissioner review prior to the next meeting.

Jan 21, 2026BoardMeeting

Board

Juab County Planning Commission Planning Commission

The meeting involved discussions regarding a zone change request from agricultural to industrial for Taurus Plumbing's newly acquired property to facilitate relocation and potential expansion of their construction yard. The commission also reviewed a concept presentation for a proposed subdivision west of Levan, focusing on lot creation, shared road improvements, and water supply strategies given Levan Town's limited culinary water rights. Furthermore, the commission reviewed the DCPC data center site plan, addressing requirements for road access upgrades, public railroad crossing conversion, safety improvements, and traffic mitigation measures. The site plan recommendation to the County Commission included conditions for road improvement to county standards with a 66' right-of-way, public railroad crossing upgrade, and added acceleration/deceleration lanes on Old Highway 91. Other business included following up on the proposed industrial zoning code update and verifying compliance regarding a new gravel pit's weighing procedures.

Nov 19, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Juab County Planning Commission Meeting

The meeting included two public hearings focused primarily on data center proposals. The first hearing concerned a zone change request for Jim McWilliams and Mike Sperry to allow a multi-billion-dollar data center development. Proponents emphasized the economic benefits, including high-paying permanent jobs and significant property tax revenue, while downplaying water usage by citing closed-loop cooling systems. A primary opponent expressed strong concerns regarding aquifer depletion in Dog Valley. The second hearing addressed a conditional use permit expansion for a separate DCPC data center project near Mona, where the proponent detailed its use of closed-loop cooling and existing leased water sources, while also highlighting tax benefits structuring sales tax capture to Juab County. The Commission recommended approval for the McWilliams/Sperry zone change and unanimously approved the DCPC conditional use permits for the Kay and Young Living properties. Discussion also covered the ongoing review of an industrial park ordinance and potential state tax concessions impacting local taxation.

Jun 18, 2025BoardMeeting

Board

Juab County Planning Commission

The Juab County Planning Commission held a meeting to discuss several key items. A public hearing was held for the Homes by Mountain County zone change request. Mark and Carrie Martineau discussed private road/frontage requirements for a single-family residence. Seth Wright presented the preliminary plat for his dry recreational subdivision. The commission recommended the County Commission approve the zone change request from Homes by Mountain Country. The commission addressed questions regarding industrial subdivisions, including water, septic, road surface, and lot size requirements.

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