Panattoni Development Company

Data Center Signal is tracking 8 clips about Panattoni Development Company data center developments across 5 states, including OH, KY, CA, MI, WA.

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News ClipMichigan Public·Van Buren Township, Wayne County, MI

Google wins zoning approval for huge data center near Detroit airport

The Van Buren Township Planning Commission voted 5-1 to approve Google’s final site plan for Project Cannoli, a 282-acre hyperscale data center near Detroit Metro Airport. Residents opposed the project over noise, dust, construction impacts and utility use, but the project will proceed with Google as owner and operator and Panattoni managing construction.

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Google

10/15/2026

News ClipKMVT·Columbus, Franklin County, OH

Ohio Data Centers' Water Usage Revealed Through Public Records, Prompting Legislative Scrutiny

An investigation using public records revealed data centers, including Google's, are significant water users in central Ohio, but overall consumption remains manageable for the Columbus water system. Transparency around water use is a challenge due to trade secrets and state laws, prompting Ohio legislators to consider mandatory reporting requirements. The Columbus water department is also exploring using recycled wastewater for industrial cooling.

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Google Amazon Meta Microsoft QTS CyrusOne Vantage

9/16/2026

News ClipNews 5 Cleveland WEWS·Columbus, Franklin County, OH

How much water do data centers really use? Here's what we learned from public records.

Data centers in central Ohio, particularly Google's facilities in New Albany and Columbus, are significant water consumers, using billions of gallons annually for cooling. Despite this, they account for a relatively small percentage of the Columbus water department's total supply, which has ample capacity. Legislators in Ohio are considering mandatory reporting requirements for data center water usage to increase transparency and inform conservation efforts.

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Google Amazon Meta Microsoft QTS CyrusOne Vantage

9/16/2026

News ClipLouisville Public Media·Carrollton, Carroll County, KY

Neighbors to Kentucky hyperscale data centers demand transparency

Kentucky residents are demanding transparency from developers and public officials regarding hyperscale data center proposals across the state. Concerns are rising over energy and water demands, property values, and the secretive use of non-disclosure agreements by local governments. Projects appear to be moving forward despite significant community pushback.

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8/24/2026

News ClipThe Harrodsburg Herald·Harrodsburg, Mercer County, KY

Mercer County Fiscal Court approves data center moratorium

The Mercer County Fiscal Court unanimously approved a 12-month temporary moratorium on data centers, with the Harrodsburg City Commission also drafting a similar measure. Concurrently, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear issued an executive order imposing new requirements on data center developers to protect ratepayers and the environment. Panattoni Development Company, a developer in Mercer County, expressed support for the governor's order.

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8/13/2026

News ClipABC10·Roseville, Placer County, CA

Developer denies large data center planned for Roseville site

Roseville officials and developer Panattoni Development Company are denying online speculation that a large hyperscale data center is planned for a 183-acre site, stating that no final uses have been determined and hyperscale facilities are not feasible due to infrastructure limits. The project is currently in environmental review, but residents are raising concerns about the potential environmental impacts of any size data center at the site.

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6/4/2026

News ClipLynnwood Times·Arlington, Snohomish County, WA

Arlington addresses community concerns on Amazon’s Project Cascade

The City of Arlington is addressing community concerns about "Project Cascade," clarifying it is a warehouse/distribution facility and not a data center. Amazon confirmed the early planning stages for an operations facility. The city also provided estimated water and electrical usage for the proposed project, comparing it to a typical data center.

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Amazon

5/20/2026

News ClipIdeastream·Perry, Stark County, OH

Some Stark County residents skeptical of developers’ answers on data center project

Residents in Perry Township, Stark County, Ohio, expressed skepticism regarding a planned 240-megawatt data center by Panattoni Development Company, citing concerns about environmental impacts, water usage, noise, and the power grid. Despite the developer's assurances of minimal impact and economic benefits, many residents remain against the project and are collecting signatures for a statewide moratorium on data center construction.

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4/16/2026