Lysander Residents Push for Moratorium on Proposed Data Center Development
Residents of Lysander, NY, are advocating for a moratorium on data center development amid concerns over environmental impact and property values. The proposed site, owned by Ranalli Super DC LLC, is set for a hyperscale data center with a projected capacity of 300 MW, potentially consuming significant local electricity resources.
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Residents in Lysander, NY, are petitioning for a moratorium on data center development, citing potential impacts on property values, noise, and environmental concerns. The Ranalli family plans to develop a 124-acre site into a hyperscale data center, projected to cost between $4 billion and $8 billion, with an asking price of $60 million for the land.
They applied to the New York Independent System Operator for grid connection, expecting a decision soon. As of now, the town has not received a formal application for development, but over 1,500 signatures have been collected against the project. Local opposition reflects broader national concerns regarding the environmental footprint of such facilities, especially their high energy consumption during a period of rising utility costs.
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