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Loudoun Board Prepares for Big Data Center Changes as Lawsuit Threats Loom
News ClipLoudounNow.com·Ashburn, Loudoun County, VA

Loudoun Board Prepares for Big Data Center Changes as Lawsuit Threats Loom

Loudoun County supervisors are considering major changes to data center regulations, including removing grandfathering protections for some pending applications and pausing action on new applications for up to 12 months. County staff estimate that reversing grandfathering could expose Loudoun to $45 million to $60 million in litigation and potentially affect its credit rating, while residents support tighter controls and industry representatives warn of economic harm.

10/5/2026
Gainesville Data Center Projects Advance in Prince William County, Virginia
News ClipPotomac Local News·Gainesville, Prince William County, VA

Gainesville Data Center Projects Advance in Prince William County, Virginia

Renewed plans for multiple data centers in Gainesville, Virginia, are moving forward after a three-year pause. Developer JK Land Holdings is seeking rezoning and permits for up to five data centers on an 82-acre site, facing strong opposition from local residents and a supervisor due to concerns about noise and power infrastructure. The proposal is set to go before the Planning Commission and the Board of County Supervisors this fall.

8/18/2026
Five data centers pitched for Gardner Property in Gainesville
News Clipinsidenova.com·Gainesville, Prince William County, VA

Five data centers pitched for Gardner Property in Gainesville

JK Land Holdings has submitted a renewed plan for five data centers and a substation on its 82-acre Gardner Property in Gainesville, Prince William County, Virginia. The project requires a special use permit and comprehensive plan amendment, and has faced concerns from community members regarding energy infrastructure. The proposal is currently awaiting review by the Prince William County Planning Commission.

8/18/2026
B. F. Saul Plans Data Center Along Rt. 7, Near Lansdowne
News ClipLoudounNow.com·Ashburn, Loudoun County, VA

B. F. Saul Plans Data Center Along Rt. 7, Near Lansdowne

B. F. Saul Company proposes a large data center development in Loudoun County, Virginia, near Ashburn Village. Residents and Supervisor Sylvia R. Glass have raised concerns regarding noise, water consumption, and electricity use. A dispute exists over whether the project requires special exception permit approval from the Board of Supervisors or if B. F. Saul has vested rights from previous zoning.

6/23/2026
Bristow residents urge feds to deny wetland permit for controversial data centers
News ClipPrince William Times·Prince William County, VA

Bristow residents urge feds to deny wetland permit for controversial data centers

Residents in Bristow, Virginia are urging the Army Corps of Engineers to deny a federal wetland permit for a 10-building data center complex being planned by developer LHR Gainesville LLC, a subsidiary of JK Land Holdings. The data center would disturb over 4 acres of forested wetlands and nearly 3/4 mile of streams, which feed into the Occoquan River and Reservoir, a crucial drinking water source. Residents and environmental advocates argue the project would be an "ecological disaster" and are opposing the development plans.

10/14/2025