Proposed 330-megawatt data center in Imperial Valley
proposed CampusOperated by Sebastian Rucci
Reported by press coverage: California Will Soon Have More Than 300 Data Centers. Where Will They Get Their Water? - Inside Climate News
Land use jurisdiction: City of Imperial
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Measurements on record
No disclosed measurements on record yet.
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Approvals, by aspect
| Aspect | Approving body | Instrument | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Land use entitlement (CUP / rezoning) | not yet requested | ||
| CEQA review | not yet requested | ||
| Building permit | not yet requested | ||
| Air permit (backup generators) | not yet requested | ||
| Water supply (will-serve) | not yet requested | ||
| Wastewater / septic | not yet requested | ||
| Stormwater / retention ponds / dry wells | not yet requested | ||
| Grid interconnection | not yet requested | ||
| Natural gas supply | not yet requested | ||
| Tax abatement / development agreement | not yet requested |
In the press
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Location and sources
Imperial, Imperial County, California
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