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Lyon County sets public hearing on Silver Springs Technology Park development agreement
Summary
The Lyon County Board of Commissioners agreed to move a proposed 460‑acre development agreement for the Silver Springs Technology Park to a public hearing. The plan would allow data center construction, high‑voltage infrastructure and related facilities; the agreement clarifies review paths for substations, water tanks and road reimbursement.
The Lyon County Board of Commissioners on May 1 agreed to set a public hearing on a proposed development agreement between Lyon County and TRAC Capital Management LP for the Silver Springs Technology Park, a plan that would allow development of about 460 acres for data centers and supporting infrastructure west of U.S. Highway 95A and north of U.S. Highway 50 in Silver Springs.
The proposal, which staff said conforms to the specific plan the commission approved March 6, covers a roughly 1,070‑acre ownership footprint but limits the immediate development to 460 acres. County staff, the district attorney’s office and the developer described the agreement as a framework that clarifies how certain technical components — notably high‑voltage substations and a water tank — will be reviewed and built if the project proceeds.
The development agreement designates large‑scale electrical substations located inside the corridor identified by the Bureau of Land Management and the…
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