Presentation at Summer Utah Alliance Meeting. Our quarterly economic development training.

1. CONSTRUCTION AND
BUILDING MATERIALS UPDATE

2. WHO IS CLYDE COMPANIES?

3. STUD MARKET
May: $413
May: $2010
July: $850
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2x4-104-58"

4. OSB MARKET
June:
$1680
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MBF
4x8-7/16"

7. DESERT COLOR IS A
MASTER PLANNED
COMMUNITY
 3,350 acres
 5,900 housing units in
phase 1
 Residential, Commercial,
Recreation, & Resort Mixed-
Uses
 Pedestrian-Oriented
 200-acre Dixie State Campus

11. WHAT ARE AGGREGATES
• Sand
• Gravel
• Crushed Rock
• Recycled Concrete
• Recycled Asphalt
• Leading mineral produced in US

12. NOT JUST CONSTRUCTION
• Paper
• Glass
• Medicines
• Fertilizer
• Cosmetics
• Toothpaste
• Electronics
• Paint
• Synthetic Fibers
• Chemicals
• Chewing Gum
• Water Purifying
• Wastewater Treatment
• Sandcastles

13. TONS OF AGGREGATES
• 400 tons to build a typical home
• 15,000 tons to build an average school
• 38,000 tons to build 1 lane mile of interstate highway

14. WHAT MAKES A GOOD AGGREGATE
• Toughness: Absorb energy & resist fracturing
• Durability: Resistance to freeze/thaw & wet/dry cycles
• Soundness: Resistance to disintegration, fewer voids
• Abrasion Resistance: Hardness
• Shape
• Contaminants
• Economical Production

15. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
• Aggregate industry is tied to local market
• $0.10 - $0.68 per ton per mile
• Price doubles at about 23 miles
• Plentiful but not uniformly distributed
UDOT I-15 Technology
Corridor Project
If aggregate, concrete, & asphalt were hauled from
Stockton rather than Point of the Mountain
• $91,000,000 increase in transportation cost
• $67,000,000 increase for aggregate
• $27,000,000 increase for concrete & asphalt

16. INDUSTRY CHALLENGES
• Environmental Compliance
• Water
• Dust
• Encroachment
• Unfriendly Regulations
• Expansion & Greenfield
• Local Control vs State Control
• Consideration of Aggregate Resources in Plans of Growth

17. HB288 CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE MATERIALS
• A county, city, or town may not adopt, enact, or amend an existing
land use regulation, ordinance, or regulation that would prohibit,
restrict, regulate, or otherwise limit critical infrastructure
materials operations, including vested critical infrastructure
materials operations (Utah Code 17-41-402)