The Planning Commission is not voting on a specific data center project at this upcoming meeting.
Yes to THIS data center. The specifics of this data center make it a good idea for our city. $25M for schools yearly!
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The tax revenue generated from this project will generate $25M ANNUALLY for public schools and $15M ANNUALLY for city infrastructure. The money is badly needed.
It’s going into a long vacated warehouse that has never generated tax revenue. It’s in between a railroad yard and the highway. It has more regulation around it than any other data center in the country.
THIS data center is being done right.
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Last update: May 5, 2026
Posted on May 5, 2026
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Profile of Lane Forman
Posted by:Lane Forman
5 days ago
MO lottery and weed legalization were supposed to fund schools too. Where did that money go? Helping schools is always a go-to argument that never fixes anything.
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Posted by:Paula Kyla Oudshoorn
6 days ago
NIMBYism is alive and well. We all use data centers everyday. The very idea that technology can be stopped because it has come ns as well as pros is short sighted. I agree the location and regulations for this particular data center are both good. Water division could sure use another paying customer too.
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