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Commission approves Keystone data center with conditions; applicants to install rooftop solar
Summary
The Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for a 91,000-square-foot interconnection data center at 265 Keystone Avenue, with conditions including noise mitigation, screening, landscape improvements and a requirement to install photovoltaic panels on site.
The Planning Commission on Jan. 15 approved a conditional use permit for a proposed two-story, 91,000-square-foot interconnection data center at 265 Keystone Avenue, subject to a package of conditions addressing noise, screening, landscaping and sustainability measures.
Jeff Foster, associate planner, recommended approval after reviewing site design details that included two generator yards, rooftop space prepared for photovoltaic arrays and “approximately 11,800 square feet of landscaping” to meet front-yard and street-tree requirements. Foster said the applicant had proposed additional measures in a memo provided the afternoon of the meeting, including a redesigned equipment screen and extra evergreen planting…
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