Data Center Signal is tracking 19 clips about Legacy Investing data center developments across 3 states, including MN, IL, TX.
The North Loop Neighborhood Association in Minneapolis is actively opposing a proposed data center by Legacy Investing at the old Star Tribune Printing facility. Residents and board members are concerned about the lack of information, project size, and power consumption, leading to a request to delay a conditional use permit meeting with the city's Planning Commission.
Minneapolis leaders are debating new regulations for data centers after enacting a five-month moratorium on new developments. Mayor Jacob Frey is advocating for multi-use properties rather than data centers serving as the sole use of a site. The City Council is set to vote on proposed regulations in November following a public hearing.
Legacy Investing filed plans for a $1.42 million elevator modernization for an ongoing data center project located at 400 South La Salle Street in Chicago's Loop neighborhood. This permit was one of several major construction permits issued in the city for various real estate developments.
Residents in Minneapolis' North Loop neighborhood have concerns about a proposed data center by Legacy Investing at the former Star Tribune printing plant. Key issues include power, water, and noise impacts, despite the project being designed to fall under the city's moratorium size limits. The debate is ongoing, with city approval still pending.
The North Loop Neighborhood Association's Planning + Zoning Committee took no action on a Conditional Use Permit for Legacy Investing's proposed data center, citing a lack of detailed information from the developer. The committee requested a one-month delay for the City Planning Commission hearing to allow for more information gathering and community questions regarding the project's impact on water, electricity, and noise.
A proposed data center by Legacy Investing in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood is facing strong community opposition. Residents are concerned about the project's power consumption and lack of detailed information from the developer. A zoning hearing is scheduled, and a city-wide moratorium on large data centers is in effect, though its impact on this specific project is unclear.
North Loop residents in Minneapolis raised concerns about power, water, and noise at a community meeting regarding Legacy Investing's proposed data center at the former Star Tribune site. The North Loop Neighborhood Association pushed for a mixed-use agreement and a one-month delay to the planning commission hearing due to insufficient information. This comes after the Minneapolis City Council approved a five-month moratorium on data center development in downtown areas.
A Virginia-based developer, Legacy Investing, is under contract to purchase the old Star Tribune printing plant in Minneapolis's North Loop for a data center. Residents are raising concerns about the project's water usage and overall impact on the neighborhood. The city is evaluating the proposal in the context of an existing data center moratorium and its tax base recovery goals.
Legacy Investing has proposed an urban data center at the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis's North Loop, facing significant community opposition. Residents raised concerns about the project's power consumption and the developer's lack of specific plans, as a city-wide moratorium on large data centers is currently in effect.
Legacy Investing, a Virginia-based developer, plans to build a 20-megawatt data center and multi-use development at the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis's North Loop neighborhood. The firm has begun the city's approval process. The North Loop Neighborhood Association is hosting community meetings and workshops to inform residents about the project's impact.
Legacy Investing proposes to convert the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis into a data center. The North Loop Neighborhood Association is hosting community workshops to gather input, and the developer will present plans to the NLNA Planning + Zoning committee on August 19. The company is in the early stages of the city approval process.
Legacy Investing plans to convert the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis's North Loop into a data center. Community workshops are being held to gather resident input and address concerns regarding the project's impacts. The North Loop Neighborhood Association's Planning + Zoning Committee will discuss and vote on the land use application, with the full NLNA Board voting on the recommendation later.
Chicago is rapidly becoming a major hub for data center development, but this growth is sparking controversy due to concerns over high electricity and water consumption, noise, and tax incentives. Mayor Brandon Johnson has issued an executive order imposing new rules and reviews on data centers, while the state of Illinois is also considering regulations and recently paused tax incentives. Opposition is forming against some proposed projects.
A Virginia-based developer plans a data center in Minneapolis's North Loop, converting the former Star Tribune printing facility. While business leaders see it as a solution to downtown vacancies, residents and some city council members express concerns over water and energy use, leading to a recently enacted moratorium on large data center construction.
A data center proposed by Legacy Investing for the former Star Tribune site in Minneapolis's North Loop is generating controversy. Residents and a council member are concerned about its potential impact on noise, electricity, and water usage, especially as the city has an existing moratorium on large data centers. The project is seen by some as a solution to downtown vacancies but by others as a risky use of resources.
Legacy Investing, a Virginia-based data center company, has agreed to purchase the former Minnesota Star Tribune North Loop printing facility in Minneapolis. Officials from the Downtown Council express optimism that this data center investment can help revitalize the downtown commercial real estate market and boost the city's tax base, despite uncertainty about the final site plan.
Legacy Investing has purchased the former Star Tribune printing facility in Minneapolis's North Loop, planning to convert the 13-acre site into an urban data center. The project faces general opposition concerning pollution, noise, and resource consumption, and its development is complicated by an existing city moratorium on new data centers over a certain size.
A Texas law, House Bill 875, is being broadly interpreted to shield data center water usage from public records requests in the San Antonio area, hindering transparency. Residents and local leaders in places like Cibolo (Guadalupe County) are concerned about environmental impacts, particularly water consumption, from new data center developments by companies like Legacy Investing. State Representative Diego Bernal, the law's author, believes it's being misinterpreted and needs to be fixed.
Legacy Investing is reportedly planning the development of a 50MW data center project. This new facility is intended to be located near San Antonio, Texas, indicating a significant investment in the region's digital infrastructure.