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Lancaster is getting a massive 530-acre data center that’s set to shake up our local infrastructure and tax revenue. You’ll want to track upcoming council meetings to see how this project affects your neighborhood’s power grid and land use.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 1 the 90 before that.
None to the city; the cost of mitigation would fall on the property owner.
Developers and the city's tax base.
Local residents living near industrial sites.
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Dawn Vogel, a Republican county supervisor in rural Buchanan County, Iowa, doesn’t have a lot in common with the leading democratic socialists in Congress. But on this bit of policy they agree: Data centers are proliferating across the American lands...
Residents are concerned about the high number of warehouses in Lancaster, citing increased truck traffic, noise, and safety issues in their neighborhoods.
Residents are complaining about high-intensity lights from a new truck parking facility that shine directly into their homes at night.
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Yondr acquires land in Texas for 550MW data center campus W.Media
530-plus acres of new data centers planned in Lancaster The Business Journals