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Data Center Signal is tracking 4 clips about California Forever data center developments across 1 states, including CA.

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Suisun City manager addresses concerns about city’s expansion plan
News ClipThe Vallejo Sun·Suisun City, Solano County, CA

Suisun City manager addresses concerns about city’s expansion plan

Suisun City Manager Bret Prebula addressed concerns about the city's expansion plan to annex 22,000 acres of land owned by California Forever. While current zoning allows data centers, the City Council has no desire for them and intends to restrict such proposals in future development agreements. The project is undergoing a California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review, with the first draft of the environmental impact report expected this fall.

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5/15/2026
Rio Vista City Manager Raises Concerns Over Suisun Expansion Plan's Data Center Potential
News ClipThe Press Democrat·Suisun City, Solano County, CA

Rio Vista City Manager Raises Concerns Over Suisun Expansion Plan's Data Center Potential

Rio Vista City Manager Kristina Miller expressed concerns that California Forever's "Suisun Expansion Specific Plan" in Solano County could allow a large AI data center, citing proposed zoning that permits data centers by-right in extensive areas. California Forever denies these claims, stating the plan is for housing and manufacturing, and will include binding power and water consumption limits incompatible with data centers.

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5/6/2026
Rio Vista City Manager expresses California Forever concerns
News ClipThe Vacaville Reporter·Suisun City, Solano County, CA

Rio Vista City Manager expresses California Forever concerns

Rio Vista City Manager Kristina Miller has raised concerns that the California Forever 'Suisun Expansion Specific Plan' could allow for the development of the nation's largest data center, alleging that current zoning designations would permit data centers by right across much of the plan's area. California Forever disputes these claims, stating their plan is for housing and manufacturing jobs and will include power and water consumption limits incompatible with data centers. The company also criticized Miller for attempting to damage the legitimate exploration process.

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5/5/2026