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Roanoke Regional Authority Withdraws From NDA for Proposed Wood Haven Data Center
News ClipCardinal News·Roanoke County, VA

Roanoke Regional Authority Withdraws From NDA for Proposed Wood Haven Data Center

The Western Virginia Regional Industrial Authority withdrew from a nondisclosure agreement with Clearview Dynamics involving a proposed data center at Wood Haven Technology Park in Roanoke County. The authority cited transparency concerns while saying it must continue protecting the buyer's identity and other project information, drawing criticism from local transparency advocates and elected officials.

10/9/2026
5 things to know about the Wood Haven data center
News Cliproanoke.com·Roanoke County, VA

5 things to know about the Wood Haven data center$

The Western Virginia Regional Industrial Facility Authority approved a purchase agreement with Clearview Dynamics for a data center at the Wood Haven Technology Park in Roanoke County. This decision advances the development of the data center project.

9/24/2026
Developer considering data center has agreement to buy Roanoke County site
News ClipVirginia Business·Roanoke County, VA

Developer considering data center has agreement to buy Roanoke County site

Clearview Dynamics has a purchase agreement for 94 acres in Roanoke County's Wood Haven Technology Park, which is being considered for a data center. The project faces local opposition over transparency and resource use, while the state governor recently issued an executive order aimed at increasing data center accountability. Due diligence, including utility and environmental reviews, is underway.

9/23/2026
Democrats Find a Crack in the Tech Industry's NDA Armor
News ClipThe Roanoke Rambler·Roanoke County, VA

Democrats Find a Crack in the Tech Industry's NDA Armor

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signed an executive order, the Data Center Accountability Framework, which targets non-disclosure agreements in data center development across the state. This led the Western Virginia Regional Industrial Facility Authority (WVRIFA) to confirm Clearview Dynamics is evaluating the Wood Haven Technology Park in Roanoke County for a hyperscale data center, sparking local debate and opposition regarding transparency and resource consumption.

9/23/2026
Roanoke-area authority confirms data center plans
News ClipWVTF·Roanoke County, VA

Roanoke-area authority confirms data center plans

The Western Virginia Regional Industrial Facility Authority has confirmed Clearview Dynamics' plans to evaluate a site in Roanoke County for a data center. The authority approved a deal for the parcel despite local opposition, citing economic and fiscal benefits for the localities. Clearview Dynamics is currently conducting its due diligence phase, including various engineering, utility, and environmental reviews.

9/22/2026
Wood Haven project in Roanoke County confirmed as potential data center, will use Spring Hollow water
News ClipCardinal News·Roanoke County, VA

Wood Haven project in Roanoke County confirmed as potential data center, will use Spring Hollow water

The Western Virginia Industrial Facility Authority confirmed a purchase agreement with Clearview Dynamics for over 100 acres in Wood Haven Technology Park is for a potential data center. The project, backed by Roanoke, Roanoke County, and Salem, will use water from Spring Hollow Reservoir, with Clearview Dynamics covering all utility infrastructure costs. This announcement follows Governor Spanberger's executive order banning NDAs for data center projects and has sparked significant opposition from some Roanoke city leaders and community members.

9/22/2026
Data center opponents sound the alarm about Roanoke Valley board vote
News ClipWVTF·Roanoke, Roanoke City County, VA

Data center opponents sound the alarm about Roanoke Valley board vote

A board representing six localities in the Roanoke Valley voted to enter a land purchase agreement with Clearview Dynamics, a move opponents suspect is for a new data center. Residents and local officials expressed frustration over the lack of transparency and voiced concerns about water and electrical issues associated with data center development.

9/12/2026