VISUAL IMPACT
The project will not affect the aesthetics of the surrounding desert.
A common question has been about how the buildings will look out in the desert. TS2 will work with the City to determine the best building colors and landscaping that fit the surrounding environment. The height of the building will comply with all City ordinances and the lower elevation of the building will reduce how much of the facility will be visible by residents.
Lighting around the building will focus on safety and will avoid unnecessary brightness in the night sky. The design will follow all Boulder City regulations, including requirements to reduce light pollution in accordance with the Dark Skies Project. 
APPLIED ANALYSIS ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT
The independent Economic Impact report prepared by Applied Analysis shows that the proposed Townsite Data Center would generate significantly more long‑term economic activity and public revenue for Boulder City than the previously planned solar facility.
The analysis outlines higher construction spending, more local jobs, and stronger annual economic output, along with increased sales and property tax revenue that supports schools, public safety and local services. Boulder City also receives larger lease payments over the 90‑year term. The report is provided as a factual resource to help residents understand how the project compares to the solar alternative and what it means for the community’s long‑term fiscal outlook.
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"At commercial operation, the data center is estimated to generate approximately $104 million in annual regional economic output, compared with approximately $11 million under the solar facility"
page 8 - Boulder City Data Center Economic Impact Analysis Report
"Across all time horizons, the data center is expected to deliver greater economic activity, employment, wages and public revenues"
page 12 - Boulder City Data Center Economic Impact Analysis Report
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APPLIED ANALYSIS ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORt
The independent Economic Impact report prepared by Applied Analysis shows that the proposed Townsite Data Center would generate significantly more long‑term economic activity and public revenue for Boulder City than the previously planned solar facility. The analysis outlines higher construction spending, more local jobs, and stronger annual economic output, along with increased sales and property tax revenue that supports schools, public safety and local services. Boulder City also receives larger lease payments over the 90‑year term. The report is provided as a factual resource to help residents understand how the project compares to the solar alternative and what it means for the community’s long‑term fiscal outlook.
