PROTECT OUR COMMUNITIY: STOP APACHE STATION DATA CENTER
53 Comments
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Tanya Lamb
5 hr ago
We do not need this. Let them go somewhere else! Not enough water out here.
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Susan Holley
6 hr ago
Absolutely not appropriate in Cochise County. Data centers are creating heat and use far more water than their projections say they will.
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Judith Perry
6 hr ago
Please do not allow this Data Center to be built. I am signing because ofvthe lack of ground water in the area. I have read their comments and I support these citizens who are in opposition.
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Deborah Bohnsack
7 hr ago
Noise, pollution, groundwater, traffic!
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Hayden Hadley
7 hr ago
Stop construction of data center.
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Amanda Martinez
7 hr ago
Our water is for our Arizona families.
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Laura Mucci
7 hr ago
We do not want the noise pollution, light pollution, draw down of the aquifer, and the interruption of the Sandhill Crane migratory habits. The proposal of 40 foot tall buildings, strain on our already strained infrastructure.
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Ben Hipps
8 hr ago
Because it is in my back yard
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James Adelman
8 hr ago
Plans not clear. Water is a major issue.
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Shar Porier
8 hr ago
We are already losing more groundwater than is recharged through precipitation events that we no longer can count on to preserve our water supply.
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Suzanne Lamminen
8 hr ago
Water is at a premium already in Cochise County. The ambiguous language with alarming loopholes appear to misinform an educated public on actual water usage of residential water supply.
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Allison Resor
8 hr ago
Data centers use too much water!! We need all the water here in Az
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Lezli Polm
9 hr ago
This county does not have the power, nor the water to even consider such a project in this area. Homeowners and businesses have been running out of well water and hauling water for literally years now. This is the most absolutely idiotic!!!!!
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Jodine Sackmann
9 hr ago
Stop the Apache Station Data Center...no, no, no...
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Sean Flynn
9 hr ago
Data centers are unnecessary and will go bust in a couple of years from over building. Then what happens to this albatross? With the ground water problems and ground fissures they're only asking for trouble. In the end we'll have to pay to fix the problems they cause.
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Stan Harris
9 hr ago
This area will not support the water needed to run a data center plus required electricity and this will be the demise of our area we chose to retire in not put up with a data center.
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Joan Murphy
9 hr ago
The proposal, if allowed, is detrimental to the well-being of the people of Cochise County and specifically so to those in close proximity. The area is already having subsidence problems, the site is rural and has no fire department and the center is given the opportunity to be way too close to houses. Noise pollution is not even addressed. It just seems like an accident waiting to happen.
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Lisa Goerlich
10 hr ago
Water is life. We need water more than a data center! Why is this concept so hard to understand?
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Linda Shuldberg
10 hr ago
Data centers use electricity that could be providing power for communities. They are also major users of water, a precious resource in Arizona. We cannot afford to have water diverted to these center. Drought will accelerate.
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Cheryl Church
10 hr ago
A data center poses a GREAT risk to our county, it poses a fire hazard where there is no fire deptpartment. It will use A LOT of water and we are already in a water shortage area with ground problems resulting in such. I moved to the country( SPECIFICALLY Cochise County) because of the beauty, the slow pace of life, the NON- CITY life style! We do not need a data center in this county. Is it in ANY way helpful to the folks who live here? No, we don't need anymore influencing by AI.
We do not need this. Let them go somewhere else! Not enough water out here.
Absolutely not appropriate in Cochise County. Data centers are creating heat and use far more water than their projections say they will.
Please do not allow this Data Center to be built. I am signing because ofvthe lack of ground water in the area. I have read their comments and I support these citizens who are in opposition.
Noise, pollution, groundwater, traffic!
Stop construction of data center.
Our water is for our Arizona families.
We do not want the noise pollution, light pollution, draw down of the aquifer, and the interruption of the Sandhill Crane migratory habits. The proposal of 40 foot tall buildings, strain on our already strained infrastructure.
Because it is in my back yard
Plans not clear. Water is a major issue.
We are already losing more groundwater than is recharged through precipitation events that we no longer can count on to preserve our water supply.
Water is at a premium already in Cochise County. The ambiguous language with alarming loopholes appear to misinform an educated public on actual water usage of residential water supply.
Data centers use too much water!! We need all the water here in Az
This county does not have the power, nor the water to even consider such a project in this area. Homeowners and businesses have been running out of well water and hauling water for literally years now. This is the most absolutely idiotic!!!!!
Stop the Apache Station Data Center...no, no, no...
Data centers are unnecessary and will go bust in a couple of years from over building. Then what happens to this albatross? With the ground water problems and ground fissures they're only asking for trouble. In the end we'll have to pay to fix the problems they cause.
This area will not support the water needed to run a data center plus required electricity and this will be the demise of our area we chose to retire in not put up with a data center.
The proposal, if allowed, is detrimental to the well-being of the people of Cochise County and specifically so to those in close proximity. The area is already having subsidence problems, the site is rural and has no fire department and the center is given the opportunity to be way too close to houses. Noise pollution is not even addressed. It just seems like an accident waiting to happen.
Water is life. We need water more than a data center! Why is this concept so hard to understand?
Data centers use electricity that could be providing power for communities. They are also major users of water, a precious resource in Arizona. We cannot afford to have water diverted to these center. Drought will accelerate.
A data center poses a GREAT risk to our county, it poses a fire hazard where there is no fire deptpartment. It will use A LOT of water and we are already in a water shortage area with ground problems resulting in such. I moved to the country( SPECIFICALLY Cochise County) because of the beauty, the slow pace of life, the NON- CITY life style! We do not need a data center in this county. Is it in ANY way helpful to the folks who live here? No, we don't need anymore influencing by AI.