Vantage requests pause on new data center rules as it seeks new site
Vantage Data Centers agreed to seek alternative locations for its proposed Trident data center after opposition from Aurora residents. The company asked Aurora City Council for at least 90 days to identify a new site and requested that officials pause consideration of new data center regulations during that period.
Vantage Data Centers has agreed to look for alternative locations for the proposed Trident data center in Aurora after residents, including people from The Reserve 55-plus community, voiced opposition to the project. The developer formally communicated its plan to the Aurora City Council.
Vantage requested at least 90 days to search for another site and asked city officials to refrain from enacting new data center regulations while that process is underway. The request represents a delay and potential relocation of the proposed project, but no final alternative site was identified.