Evidence first. Every conclusion should be traceable to documentary evidence whenever possible.
Evidence Categories
Confirmed
Supported by primary records such as recorded instruments, executed agreements, regulatory filings, official correspondence, or government documents.
Publicly Stated
An attributable statement by a government official, developer, consultant, or other identified source when the supporting underlying documentation has not yet been obtained.
Reasonable Inference
A conclusion supported by multiple facts but not directly established by a single authoritative record.
Unconfirmed
A claim, lead, question, or hypothesis requiring additional verification.
What a Document Actually Proves
An official document can confirm that a proposal, statement, estimate, or representation was made without independently proving that the underlying claim is true or that the proposed condition was ultimately approved, built, permitted, or achieved.
Superseded & Historical Proposals
When a newer authoritative record replaces an earlier proposal, the older record is retained as historical evidence and labeled with its date/status. It is not silently deleted or rewritten. The goal is to show what was proposed when, what changed, and what is currently operative.
Conflicting Figures
Conflicting acreage, capacity, water, power, employment, tax, or other figures are preserved with their source and date. Where the evidence does not establish which figure is final, the conflict is flagged as unresolved rather than choosing a preferred number.
Project Names & Entities
Project Mustang is retained as the name of this investigation and historical archive. The development is now publicly identified as Taylor Technology Campus. Taylor Technology Campus LLC, Big Watt Digital LLC, PowerHouse Data Centers LLC and other project-related entities are identified by the roles established in source records rather than treated as interchangeable names.