The Protect Wake County Coalition is dedicated to safeguarding our community from the detrimental impacts of the proposed data center in New Hill. We unite local families and neighbors to ensure that our voices are heard in this critical decision-making process.
We’ve created printable flyers to help spread the word about the proposed 300 MW data center at 4232 Shearon Harris Road in New Hill. These flyers outline the risks to our health, environment, infrastructure, and quality of life, and explain why rezoning this land to “light industrial” is a critical mistake.
Use them to share with neighbors, post at local businesses, or take door-to-door. Each flyer includes a QR code that links directly to our website and petition for quick access.
📥 Download the flyers below and help us raise awareness. Together, we can protect Apex and Wake County.
Please reach us at info@protectwakecounty.org if you cannot find an answer to your question.
We are a community group formed to educate residents and advocate against the proposed data center development in New Hill, NC. Our goal is to protect our neighborhoods, environment, and quality of life.
A developer, Natelli Investments LLC, has submitted plans for a large-scale data storage facility on nearly 190 acres along Shearon Harris Road. The proposal includes multiple tall buildings and dozens of large diesel generators.
The project raises serious concerns about noise, air pollution, water use, strain on the power grid, loss of farmland, and the impact on nearby schools and neighborhoods.
The proposed site is on Shearon Harris Road in New Hill, a rural area near existing residential communities and schools.
Residents may experience constant noise from generators and cooling systems, increased traffic during construction, and changes to the rural character of our community. Add an answer to this item.
They consume massive amounts of electricity and water, produce continuous noise, and rely on backup diesel generators that emit pollution.
Currently, the Town of Apex does not have clear ordinances or definitions around data centers, which makes this project harder to regulate.
Attend town meetings, write to council members, spread the word in your community, and join our coalition to stay updated and involved.
The best way to stay informed is by joining our Protect Wake County Coalition Facebook group, where we share updates, resources, and upcoming meeting details. You can also connect with neighbors there and learn about ways to volunteer.
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