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Developers present King George Technology Center; neighbors and supervisors press on generators, water and access
Summary
Green Energy Ventures presented a proposed multi‑phase data‑center campus to the King George Board of Supervisors on Oct. 7, offering landscape buffers, stormwater controls and multimillion‑dollar proffers while neighbors raised concerns about generators, groundwater and local access.
Green Energy Ventures and local landowners presented the King George Technology Center proposal to the Board of Supervisors on Oct. 7, outlining a multi‑phase campus of data center buildings, visual buffers and cash proffers. The developer said the project would include berms and dense evergreen planting, stormwater and cistern systems, expanded road turn lanes and a series of monetary commitments intended to support workforce training, parks and public safety.
Roger Vasiliades, a Green Energy Ventures partner, summarized site changes made after public review: reduced building count (from 22 to 13), a larger setback from Route 3, higher berms and an enhanced planting palette. He said the applicant is offering proffers that include an $8.65 million package of direct county contributions plus a proposed $5 million contribution earmarked to help…
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