From the recordings I'm hearing, I think its an Excavating Contractor, or a Concrete Cement Trucks.
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T-3 (MOT) 900MHZ System has popped up.
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Geneva rock has also a 900 mhz system in the north, does it seem related to that? Even though the current 900 mhz system is dmr trbo cap . Here the geneva rock cement trucks are on a stand alone frequency
Maybe it's another business radio service that will slowly attract customers.
Is it simular to peak? Or alpha ? Where different businesses rent the radio service to use?
A Thank-You to ChrisHansen for his time and efforts on setting up a couple of my Laptops, so that I can run DSDPlus. Very neat and informative program. Confusing as all getout, but loads of info. Now to figure out what it all means. Thank-You Chris for giving more to look at, instead of my having a "real life" 
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I don't See these CC Freqs in WPLG245 for Kennecott Utah Copper LLC
935.3625 Covers SLC Area, 935.3375 Covers Ut, County Area & 935.375 Summit/Wasatch Area. unless I'm missing them.
Nothing i have indicates that any of the T3 system frequencies that has been found that matches with kennecott
More info for the sleuths...the only frequency (from the list above) I get anything on from my location (North Tooele County) thus far is 936.525000 CC 0 (slots 1 & 2) and I am guessing is from a tower located either on Butterfield or Farnsworth Peak. The signal is definitely a DT3 (DMR Tier III). However, I can only get "talk" when I program as conventional (so far) on my SDS200. The chatter I get is pretty active and all about transportation - generally para-transportation related. I'm guessing the "company" is associated with UTA so this is probably a UTA related network. I think there are multiple related partnerships that may use this network depending on the county. For example, I think one of them is Utah Valley Paratransit which partners with United Way and UTA to offer flex bus routes for seniors and others. If I learn more, I'll post updates. PS: if you scan these frequencies using "conventional" then you need to avoid the control channels or the scanner will just stay on that frequency and find...nothing.
If you can , get the control channel info from the (Tooele) site , we have learned with Tier 3 dmr to half the LCNs the site number will be different than what dsdplus translates than what a uniden scanner gets. We can still get the LCN analyzer from the sds100/200 then half it. The site info we have to wing it til we can get more info
After running Analyzer on the SLC site all day, it found 1 LCN (1642) for 936.525. Also, FYI, the System Status function reports the site# as 112 with 5 frequencies (I wish it would tell us what the frequencies are).
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