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Boulder City resident tells agency a data center would 'ruin our city'
Summary
Alfredo Aldi, a Boulder City resident since 1994, used public comment to oppose a proposed data center, citing concerns about power allocation to data centers and potential impacts on local resources around Lake Tahoe; no board response was recorded.
During the redevelopment agency's public-comment period, Alfredo Aldi introduced himself as a Boulder City resident since 1994 and told members he opposed a proposed data center. Aldi said he was "worried about this data center" and added, "I don't know if you've heard about what's going on in Reno ... they're, I guess, the department of, the power companies cutting off portions of Lake Tahoe because of the data centers." He concluded, "it would just ruin our city."
The comment reflects local concern about potential energy demands and community impact from data-center development. The transcript records no response from agency members on the matter. The chair closed the public-comment period and the meeting was adjourned; the redevelopment agency reconvened a regular city council meeting at 5:00 p.m.
