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Greensville supervisors approve rezoning and special‑use permit for Otterdam data center campus
Summary
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors voted to add a 14.5‑acre parcel to the county's Technology Overlay District and approved a special‑use permit for the Otterdam Technology Group data‑center campus, with staff‑recommended conditions. Developers say the project could generate about $10 million a year at full build‑out; staff attached environmental and buffering conditions.
The Greensville County Board of Supervisors on Dec. 8 approved two related land‑use actions that clear the way for a multi‑phase Otterdam Technology Group data center campus near Otterdam Road.
Staff opened the public hearing by describing the rezoning request (ZMA‑1‑2025) to include a 14.5‑acre parcel owned by Deborah and Juliana Owen in the county's Technology Overlay District (TOD). The Planning Commission recommended approval 5–0. After the rezoning approval, the board considered the applicant's special‑use permit application (SP‑3‑2025) for a campus of up to eight data‑center buildings and supporting infrastructure across nine parcels.
Kate Jones of the Berkeley Group summarized the staff report, citing wetland delineations, an environmental species assessment and cultural‑resource screening. Jones said…
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