Developers propose dispatch changes to curb late‑night deliveries at Nesca Flats site
Summary
Developers with Nex Air Energy Resources and Nesca Flats told the commission they will stop listing the site address on dispatch paperwork and instead route drivers to nearby pickup points to reduce late‑night parking and unauthorized unloading.
Developers Cody Acres (Nex Air Energy Resources) and Robert Boyer (construction manager for Nesca Flats) briefed commissioners on a plan to limit late‑night delivery traffic at the development site. They said dispatch paperwork will no longer include the on‑site address; drivers will be routed to nearby public addresses for pickup so staff can escort them to the site during permitted hours.
"It's no longer going to give the address of the actual site... we're going to give them the address Casey's if they're coming from the West," said Cody Acres. Developers told the commission they will deny loads for repeat offenders on the day of the violation to impose financial consequences and further deter improper arrivals. Commissioners thanked the developers for the mitigation plan and asked staff to continue monitoring the situation.
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