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Resident cautions Aztec commission about courting data-center projects
Summary
Tricia Tripp Gomez urged the commission to be cautious about data centers near Aztec, saying current data-center technology is inefficient and may create long-term community risks; she asked commissioners to consider the community impact before pursuing such projects.
During the public-comment period, Tricia Tripp Gomez of 311 Kelly Way told the Aztec City Commission she is concerned about data‑center proposals discussed at prior meetings.
“Data centers are tearing some communities apart,” Gomez said, urging caution. She said current technology is likely to be upgraded in three to four years and warned that entering agreements with large private‑equity owners now could lock the city into infrastructure that becomes obsolete or harmful to local priorities.
Gomez asked the commission to handle data‑center proposals "delicately" and to ensure that any future agreements fully account for long-term community impacts. Commissioners acknowledged the comment and did not take action at the meeting; the concern was recorded as part of the public‑comment record.
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