King George County Board Approves 300-Acre Data Center Campus by Green Energy Ventures
The King George County Board of Supervisors approved a rezoning request for Green Energy Ventures' data center project, covering 300 acres with 13 buildings. The project will exceed height limits, allowing buildings up to 90 feet. The board voted 3-2 in favor, despite concerns over power sourcing and environmental regulations. The project includes a $3 million contribution to the county and other commitments for public safety training and equipment. Additionally, the board approved the Powhatan Road Solar Farm project.
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The King George County Board of Supervisors approved a rezoning request for a 300-acre data center campus by Green Energy Ventures, featuring 13 buildings. The vote was 3-2, allowing building heights of up to 90 feet.
Concerns were raised about the project's power source and its compliance with environmental standards. The project will contribute $3 million to the county upon the first building permit issuance, along with $500,000 for public safety training and a fire department aerial ladder truck. The board also unanimously approved the Powhatan Road Solar Farm project on 24 acres.
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