Skylar Capital Management

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Boulder City Planning Commission rejects plan for data center
News ClipBoulder City Review·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

Boulder City Planning Commission rejects plan for data center

The Boulder City Planning Commission has recommended that the city council reject Skylar Capital Management's 88.5-acre data center proposal. Residents voiced strong opposition regarding water and energy demands, noise, and heat, even staging a protest and submitting a petition. The city council will now make the final decision on the controversial project, while the city also considers establishing new rules for data center development.

5/28/2026
‘This town is not ready’: Boulder City planners vote against data center
News ClipLas Vegas Review-Journal·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

‘This town is not ready’: Boulder City planners vote against data center

The Boulder City Planning Commission voted to recommend the City Council reject an 88.5-acre data center proposal, citing concerns over water and energy demands, noise, and heat. Residents actively opposed the project through protests and an online petition. The City Council will cast the final vote at a later date, and the city is considering establishing new regulations for data centers.

5/21/2026
Data centers will be on the ballot in this Southern Nevada city
News ClipLas Vegas Review-Journal·Boulder City, Clark County, NV

Data centers will be on the ballot in this Southern Nevada city

Boulder City, Nevada, is facing a ballot question in November regarding the suitability of data centers in a specific area of city-owned land. Concurrently, the City Council will consider a separate data center proposal from Townsite Solar 2 LLC. Residents have voiced opposition due to concerns over water and energy use, while city officials point to potential revenue benefits and new cooling technologies.

3/20/2026