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Monolith’s massive Hallam data center project—planned for 150,000 sq ft on 16 acres—is hitting roadblocks, mainly over construction cost approvals and resource concerns. Only one official backed the funding measure at a recent meeting, signaling internal friction. Officials worry the project could strain local power and water supplies, prompting FCRD to tweak their buffer zone strategy after studying Utah’s similar development. Monolith’s CEO insists they’ll meet all requirements, touting their 10% water efficiency and noting their facilities don’t need water for corridor expansion—a key selling point amid scarcity fears. A crucial August 26th meeting will decide annual development limits and finalize plans before groundbreaking can begin.

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