Vantage asks Aurora to freeze new data center rules while it scouts a new site for Trident project
Vantage says it will explore sites farther from Aurora homes — but only if the city pauses new data center rules for 90 days. Neighbors call it a possible "delay tactic." Vantage, the developer behind the controversial Trident data center in Aurora, is now looking at sites farther from residential areas due to residents' concerns about the proximity to homes and schools. The company has asked the Aurora City Council for at least 90 days to explore other site options and has asked for the city to freeze new regulations on data center development. However, Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman responded by saying the moratorium would not impact Vantage's willingness to find a new site further from residential homes. While the change comes with conditions, residents believe the fight isn't over and will continue to pack city council meetings until settled.
Publicados : 2 dias atrás por Adria Iraheta no Business Politics Tech
AURORA, Colo. — The developer behind a controversial Aurora data center is now looking to move the project farther from residential neighborhoods after weeks of pushback from residents.
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