Data Center Signal is tracking 3 clips about InfraKey Capital data center developments across 1 states, including TX.
InfraKey Capital is proposing a $10 billion data center near Waco, Texas, and has filed a petition for the city to release over 500 acres of land from its extraterritorial jurisdiction. While the Lacy Lakeview city manager supports the potential for future noise and light restrictions, local residents are actively pushing back against the development.
InfraKey Capital has filed a petition asking the City of Waco to release over 500 acres from its extraterritorial jurisdiction, which would allow the City of Lacy Lakeview to annex the land for a proposed $10 billion data center. Waco has 45 days to act, and if the petition meets requirements, it must release the land. The project also involves a "sewer mining" plan for cooling water, a proposal that faces some resident disagreement.
InfraKey Capital has filed a petition asking the City of Waco to release over 500 acres from its extraterritorial jurisdiction, which would allow the City of Lacy Lakeview to annex the land for a proposed $10 billion data center. While Lacy Lakeview supports the project, residents have expressed significant concerns about water usage, noise, and environmental impact. The land transfer process is underway, with Waco legally required to release the land if the petition meets all requirements, but Lacy Lakeview's annexation faces logistical challenges.