The CEP represents a substantial investment in the Coolidge region by SRP and will generate property taxes that are estimated to be a total of $76 million from 2024 through 2033. These property taxes would be spread across county ($18.5 million to Pinal County), city ($10.8 million to the City of Coolidge), schools ($31.6 million to Coolidge Unified Schools) and higher education ($11.4 million to Central Arizona College). Additional taxes will include $1.2 million in state construction taxes, plus $360,000 and $900,000 in county and city construction taxes, respectively. Additionally, SRP has proposed approximately $18 million in projects to mitigate the impacts of the expansion and support the Randolph community, including road paving to offset plant emissions, scholarships and job training, and landscaping to screen the expansion and beautify the area. With the request for rehearing, SRP is proposing additional measures in the event of an approval of the CEC, including home repairs and energy efficiency improvements, and building a community center. This is a long-term commitment to help preserve Randolph's history and ensure its approximately 150 residents thrive in their homes for decades to come.