Hermantown opens second public comment period for proposed Google data center
The City of Hermantown, Minnesota, has opened a second public comment period for a proposed Google data center. The public can provide feedback on the draft Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) and its mitigation plan, which covers a 278-acre development area.
The City of Hermantown has initiated a second public comment period regarding a proposed Google data center. Residents now have an additional opportunity to provide feedback on the project's draft Alternative Urban Areawide Review (AUAR) and its associated mitigation plan. The AUAR is an environmental review designed to assess various development scenarios within a specific geographic area.
The proposed data center development is slated for a 278-acre site located in the southwest corner of Hermantown, near Midway Road and Morris Thomas Road. The city is making all relevant documents, along with instructions on how to submit comments, available through Northern News Now's website.