Dal-Nita Hills waterline moves forward, but Google data center questions bubble up
The Botetourt County Planning Commission has recommended approval for a Western Virginia Water Authority waterline project intended to serve the Dal-Nita Hills subdivision. The project, which also raises questions about a Google data center, will now go to the Botetourt County Board of Supervisors for a final vote later this month. The commission's decision was made following a split vote.
The Botetourt County Planning Commission has forwarded a permit request for a Western Virginia Water Authority waterline project to the Botetourt County Board of Supervisors with a recommendation for approval. The commission's discussion on the request ended with a split vote, indicating some deliberation. The waterline project is specifically intended to serve the Dal-Nita Hills subdivision in Daleville.
Concurrently, questions have arisen regarding a Google data center in the area, as indicated by the article's title. While the immediate focus of the commission's action is the waterline, the mention of Google suggests potential broader development considerations in Botetourt County. The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on the waterline permit later this month.