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King George supervisors approve Dahlgren West data‑center rezoning, special exception and proffers
Summary
After a multi‑hour public hearing and developer presentation, the Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve Dahlgren Innovation Hub’s rezoning, comprehensive‑plan amendment and special‑exception requests for a roughly 485–497‑acre data‑center campus, accepting a package of proffers that the developer says will limit local water use and fund public improvements.
The King George County Board of Supervisors voted in a series of unanimous roll calls on Aug. 19 to approve a rezoning, a change to the county comprehensive plan and a special‑exception permit that allow Dahlgren Innovation Hub’s proposed Dahlgren West data‑center campus to move forward.
Developers told the board the project would sit on approximately 485–497 acres on the west side of Route 301 near Washington Mill Road and would be limited to data‑center and accessory uses. The company presented proffers it says will protect nearby neighborhoods and public services, including a minimum 40% open‑space commitment, a 100‑foot undisturbed buffer around the site, at least 250‑foot building setbacks, and a proffer that the project “will not use county well water for any cooling purposes.” The developer also proposed road…
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