Data Center Signal is tracking 5 clips about Panattoni Development data center developments across 3 states, including WI, CA, KY.
Burgin officials are considering annexing farmland for Panattoni Development’s proposed Project Bluegrass hyperscale data center, but the annexation has not yet occurred. Local opposition remains active, while Mercer County has adopted a 12-month data center moratorium and rejected a proposal allowing development near the E.W. Brown Generating Station.
The Town of Turtle Board approved a cost reimbursement agreement with Panattoni Development for a potential data center project near Beloit, Wisconsin. This agreement aims to cover costs for attorneys, consultants, and environmental reviews without burdening taxpayers. The decision was met with significant community opposition over environmental impacts and quality of life concerns.
Residents are strongly opposing a proposed data center campus in the Towns of Beloit and Turtle, Wisconsin, leading to packed local government meetings and controversy over public comment restrictions. A former city council member criticized Town of Beloit officials for "stifling open discussion" regarding the potential $1 billion project by Panattoni Development. The public comment rules were changed after developer interest became known.
Panattoni Development unveiled conceptual plans for a 2 million-square-foot data center campus spanning the towns of Beloit and Turtle in Rock County, Wisconsin. The $1 billion project is proposed for a former rock quarry site, and the developer addressed concerns about water and power usage, claiming the data centers would use less water and cause less noise/traffic than the quarry operations. Local officials and residents expressed both interest in potential economic benefits and strong opposition due to environmental impacts and property value concerns.
Roseville city officials have refuted online rumors regarding the imminent construction of a hyperscale AI data center within the city. They clarified that the proposed Phillip Road project is an innovation center, currently in early review stages, and that the local grid lacks the capacity for such a large data facility. The city also noted that the project, if it were to include a data center, would be restricted to using recycled water.