St. Louis committee approves data center agreement
A St. Louis committee has unanimously approved a community benefits agreement for a proposed data center development near downtown. This agreement sets specific requirements for the developer, including installing sidewalks and contributing to a city fund. This approval is a crucial step for the project to proceed towards breaking ground.
A proposed data center development near downtown St. Louis, Missouri, is moving closer to breaking ground after a St. Louis city committee unanimously approved a community benefits agreement. The facility is planned for Market Street, near the historic Armory Building.
City officials confirmed that the agreement sets specific requirements for the developer, such as installing sidewalks and contributing financially to a city fund. This community benefits agreement was identified as a prerequisite by the city for the project to advance.