Holt, Michigan

A 423-acre master-planned campus in Delhi Township, Michigan: four two-story data halls clustered in the site’s north interior, with pond and dense tree cover to the west, rail and industrial adjacency to the northeast, and residential frontage no closer than approximately 2,000 feet from the data center building. Closed-loop cooling with no evaporative fans. Equipment yards oriented northeast, away from residential roads. A conservation easement of more than 90 acres, valued at more than $3 million, granted to the community; wetlands more than 90% preserved; green barriers on the residential approaches.

• Power[capacity, supply configuration, and interconnection timeline, pending approval for publication]
• Connectivity[fiber providers and route diversity, pending]
• Delivery[schedule, pending]

Community standing

Developed under Michigan’s conditional rezoning statute, with community commitments attached to the approval itself and a community benefits agreement required under the development agreement with the site/landowner that transfers to the end user. An operating campus here arrives with its community obligations settled and documented, not open.