HENRICO COUNTY, Va. — 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 for the site by Richmond-based developer Hourigan also would allow for advanced manufacturing and office usage – uses that the applicant previously indicated could take shape there – the plan showing only data centers was the only one it provided recently to county planning officials.
Hourigan officials intend to call the development White Oak Technology Park 2, since it sits adjacent to the county-owned 2,278-acre White Oak Technology Park, where 470 acres of undeveloped land remains.
Hourigan’s rezoning request now is scheduled to be heard at the Henrico Planning Commission’s March 14 meeting, after the commission granted the developer’s second deferral request in two months at its Feb. 15 meeting.
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