Public officials should ask critical questions when a data center is proposed, including zoning requirements, pollution levels, potential community impacts, and the project's financial implications. Key considerations include the project's size, the company behind it, local job creation, water usage, and whether community benefit agreements are in place. Transparency and community involvement are essential throughout the process.
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What to Ask When a Data Center Wants to Come to Town
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Kasia Tarczynska
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Gateway 6: Construction & Operational Permits
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Gateway 1: Site Selection & Land Use
Gateway 4: Tax Incentive Negotiations
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