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Nearly 500 attend community meeting opposing HHHunt rezoning for Hunting Hawk data center

Economic Development Authority of Hanover County · January 14, 2026
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Summary

Staff said a November community meeting on HHHunt's rezoning application for the Hunting Hawk property attracted nearly 500 attendees and significant opposition from residents of Hanover and Henrico; staff also noted permitting coordination with the Army Corps and DEQ for an access road in Doswell.

Hanover County staff reported a large community turnout and strong resident opposition at a November meeting on HHHunts rezoning application for the Hunting Hawk property.

Secretary Brandon Turner told members that nearly 500 people attended the community meeting and that there is "significant opposition from Hanover and Henrico residents" to the proposed rezoning to allow a data center. The minutes do not record specific speakers from the community or the content of individual remarks, only the size and tenor of opposition.

Turner also informed the Authority that Tract is working with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality on permitting for an access road through the Technology Park in Doswell. No permitting decisions or timelines were reported at the meeting.