T5@Silicon Valley LP, Newark
operational CampusLand use jurisdiction: City of Newark
Measurements on record
Water and cooling
| Water use | not yet requested | |
No figure is on public record for this facility. Absence of a record here is a records gap, not a finding about the facility. The record that would establish itWater supply (will-serve), would be held by Alameda County Water District (water system, per mapped service area). not yet requested permitting path How to read water figuresThe same figure can read as large or small depending on the frame. A county comparison puts it beside documented local withdrawals; a national total would make any single facility look small. Cooling design matters as much as quantity, and water used to generate a facility's electricity is not included here. Full methodology |
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| Cooling type | not yet requested | |
No figure is on public record for this facility. Absence of a record here is a records gap, not a finding about the facility. The record that would establish itWater supply (will-serve), would be held by Alameda County Water District (water system, per mapped service area). not yet requested permitting path How to read water figuresThe same figure can read as large or small depending on the frame. A county comparison puts it beside documented local withdrawals; a national total would make any single facility look small. Cooling design matters as much as quantity, and water used to generate a facility's electricity is not included here. Full methodology |
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Permitting path
No approvals on record yet for any of the 12 path steps.
California runs environmental review with the land-use entitlement: the lead agency for CEQA is usually the land-use authority, so the two milestones move together. Large onsite generation adds a California Energy Commission authorization.
| Date | Step | Authority | Instrument | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site control (deed or lease) | not disclosed | |||
| CEQA review | City of Newark | not yet requested | ||
| Entitlement (CUP / site plan) | City of Newark | not yet requested | ||
| CEC authorization (SPPE / AFC) applies onsite generation of 50 MW or more |
California Energy Commission | not yet requested | ||
| Natural gas service applies where the facility uses natural gas |
Pacific Gas and Electric Company (gas utility) (service area) | not yet requested | ||
| Grid interconnection | Pacific Gas and Electric Company (electric utility) (service area) | not yet requested | ||
| Sewer will-serve | City of Newark (sewer service) (municipal limits) | not yet requested | ||
| Will-serve letter / water supply assessment | Alameda County Water District (water system) (service area) | not yet requested | ||
| Building permit | City of Newark | not yet requested | ||
| Stormwater (construction general permit) applies where land disturbance is one acre or more |
California State Water Resources Control Board | not yet requested | ||
| Air district permit (generators) | Bay Area Air Quality Management District | not yet requested | ||
| Public agreements and incentives applies where negotiated with the host jurisdiction |
City of Newark | not yet requested | ||
| Go-live | date not on record | live |
Steps without a record are shown as not yet requested or not on record: absence of a record here is a records gap, not a finding about the facility. An authority shown for an empty step is the body that would issue it. Some authorities are shown before any record exists, from mapped utility service areas or, for sewer service, from municipal limits; these carry a marker naming the basis.
Site parcels
Parcels identified; control evidence not on record.
| Parcel | Owner of record | Control | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| 901-185-33 | Owner not on record | Not on record | source |
Ownership is shown as the public record states it. A parcel without control evidence here is a records gap: a lease is a private instrument whose public trace usually first appears in an application file.
About this path and the law behind each step: the law on record for this jurisdiction
Location and sources
Newark, Alameda County, California
Sources: EPA ECHO facility report
Every record links to its source: public records, press reporting, and openly licensed datasets including Epoch AI, Wikidata, and US EPA. Full sourcing and per-source licensing: methodology · sources.