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Resident urges Prosper to reject proposed Tomahawk data-center site, asks for independent verification
Summary
A nearby resident told the council the Tomahawk data-center location should be relocated, saying Prosper would gain tax revenue while neighboring towns and residents would absorb traffic, infrastructure and environmental impacts; staff clarified the project item had been removed from consideration.
Marianne Arvise, a resident of Arrow Brook, spoke during public comment in strong opposition to the proposed Project Tomahawk data-center site adjacent to Aubrey, Celina and Little Elm, urging the town to find a different location with adequate infrastructure. "PROSPER gets the tax revenue. We get the impacts," Arvise said, and she asked for independent verification of developer electricity-demand projections given uncertainty in industry estimates.
After the comment, staff clarified that the Tomahawk item had been removed from the planning-and-zoning agenda and that no formal file had been submitted to staff or the planning commission. Council and staff did not take action on the proposed site at this meeting.
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