Colorado Springs Planning Commission Keeps Data Center Project Moving Forward With Four New Conditions
By Alex Edwards | Colorado Politics
The Colorado Springs Planning Commission rejected appeals Thursday night against a proposed artificial-intelligence data center off Garden of the Gods Road.
The vote of the commission was 6-2, but residents who filed the appeals will have 10 days to challenge that decision.
While allowing Project Taurus to proceed, the commissioners set four conditions on the company, Raeden. These include:
Requiring Raeden to report utility use data for the first 10 years of operation.
Limiting utility use to a specified level of 50 megawatts, with the condition that if Raeden wants to exceed that, it must return to the commission for further approval.
Raeden must furnish a corrected “single sheet” to the existing building plan.
The...