RossfordFriday, October 30
Neighbors have questions about a proposed data center in Rossford's Harmon Business Park
The Daily Toledo team
If you live near Lime City Road in Rossford, a data center could be your new neighbor. 13abc reports the plan is for a building of more than 90,000 square feet with its own substation, built by a Florida-based company called Qlevr.
The proposed data center would top 90,000 square feet
Floor area of the proposed data center, beside places you know
The proposed data center90,000 sq. ft.More than 90,000
A football field57,600 sq. ft.end zones included
A basketball court4,700 sq. ft.NBA size
19 basketball courts would fit inside the proposed data center
Source: WTVG
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| Floor area | |
|---|---|
| The proposed data center | 90,000 sq. ft. (More than 90,000) |
| A football field | 57,600 sq. ft. (end zones included) |
| A basketball court | 4,700 sq. ft. (NBA size) |
Neighbor Joyce Theisen said she's just learning about it. “The traffic’s just going to get worse. The noise is going to get worse,” she said. WTOL also reports residents questioning the project's potential impact on the community.
- Zoning meeting: Nov. 11, open for public feedback
- Zoning: already planned industrial, so no change is needed
- Expect more talk about water and electricity use this month
The Rossford site has a past and a date ahead
- Nov. 11
- for the zoning meeting where residents can give feedback
- Around 20
- years since an amphitheater and arena were planned at the site
- 1
- substation of its own planned for the data center
Source: WTVG