Following about four hours of discussion and public comment May 14, the Henrico Board of Supervisors approved Richmond developer Hourigan’s rezoning plans for a 622-acre advanced manufacturing and data center complex to be known as White Oak Technology Park II in Sandston, despite largely negative public feedback during the
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The Henrico Planning Commission last week endorsed plans for a proposed 622-acre data center complex in Sandston, despite uniformly negative feedback during a public hearing from nearly 20 speakers about the project’s potential environmental impact and the possible loss of a portion of a Civil War battlefield on the
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A developer’s plans to rezone 622 acres in Eastern Henrico for a complex that ultimately could house more than a dozen data centers will be considered by the Henrico Planning Commission at its April 11 meeting, which begins at 6 p.m. Richmond developer Hourigan wants to rezone the
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A proposal that would allow data centers, advanced manufacturing and other uses on a 622-acre site adjacent to the White Oak Technology Park in Sandston appears headed for its third deferral when the Henrico Planning Commission meets later this week. The White Oak Technology Park 2 proposal, from Richmond-based developer
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A conceptual plan submitted by the developer seeking to rezone 622 acres at the I-295/I-64 interchange in Sandston envisions the possibility of as many as 13 data centers on the prominent site, along with one area of utility infrastructure. Although the proposed M-1C light industrial (conditional) zoning classification sought
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