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1:20:06 They build it to those specs as we inspect, and then they will dedicate that public infrastructure to the city, and we will provide retail water and wastewater capacity sufficient for the ultimate data center demand and the digital infrastructure use agreement.Play from 1:20:06
18:40 Imagine my shock when I heard about an open house to introduce the community to Rowan, the next invasion of hyperscale data centers that this mayor, city council, and city manager rolled out the red carpet for.Play from 18:40
42:45 The criminal screening doesn't work, the city has no idea what data center projects and the county will come to fruition, that makes your construction and the traffic management plan a sham, even only a few of the data centers were built.Play from 42:45
1:34:11 And this is where I think we're talking about data centers and figuring out the positive. What actually be pretty significant based off what the projections are.Play from 1:34:11
Buda, TX ·
34:26 There's water, which is obviously a huge thing going on now. It's not even people living here, it's a data center, right? So we have waste water toxins, right?Play from 34:26
29:37 Gotcha. Okay. It's like the data centers. Most time the data center won't come in. It'll be a [clears throat] group come in and that's what they do.Play from 29:37
3:35:08 I know we criticize for the data centers. But if it comes to fruition, you've already run the numbers on it. That will almost double our income or our what we get on taxes.Play from 3:35:08
1:20:53 You know, that's, and that's, I believe that that's another thing that the whole data center argument is is like if you have this giant data center, are you the consumer or are you the product?Play from 1:20:53
27:58 I guess you guys saw me a couple of weeks ago. I was focusing on sound and the worry about sound, low frequency sound coming from the Circle T data center to our killer neighbor's down there.Play from 27:58
1:44:15 …over data centers. Um, and that was supposed to. Be, uh. The save all for us so that. We didn't have to increase our property taxes.Play from 1:44:15
1:47:13 So right now the land that we've purchased probably pays about $1,000 a year in property taxes. When we build this data center, the data center alone is going to be worth over a billion dollars.Play from 1:47:13
50:02 Those do include modifications to existing data centers in some capacity. Mungia: got you, got you. I would appreciate maybe the full number, the ones that are existing and also maybe the new ones that are trying to come online, so we get a better picture of that.Play from 50:02
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