Data Center

Mr. Ward expressed confusion over the Council's rejection of data centers, highlighting the tax revenue and community outreach benefits they provide.

Expressed concerns about data centers, citing potential noise, pollution, and power grid strain.

Suggested that community hubs like public libraries and YMCAs can foster connection and help address social division and community well-being.

Spoke as COO of Satoki, assuring the council that their proposed data center would use zero water for cooling and utilize existing power infrastructure.

Expressed desire to open dialogue with city officials and residents regarding their data center proposal and community impact.

Expressed concerns about rapid town growth, neighborhood changes, rental property concentrations, and school environment challenges in Mustang Creek.

Expressed strong opposition to data centers due to excessive water and electricity consumption.

Shared statistics on technology carbon footprints and energy waste, thanking the council for taking a stand.

Urged the council to investigate the environmental and health impacts of data centers and close any potential loopholes.

Noted that he works in cybersecurity and views data centers as a necessary evil, but opposed having one near residential areas due to environmental concerns.

Expressed concern over health implications for children and urged the council to protect the future of Forney.