Developer pitches data center; Lynndyl planners flag water, power and code hurdles
A real-estate representative told Lynndyl’s Planning & Zoning commission on June 25 that a proposed data center would require new water and power hookups, road access and zoning changes; staff said the town’s code is not currently set up for data centers.
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At the Lynndyl Planning & Zoning meeting on June 25, developer representative Braiden Hampton said his firm is exploring a data center project and raised infrastructure questions for the town. "They would need to get water from a well or another source," Hampton said, and added that the project would need road access and maintenance arrangements.
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