Redefining Digital Infrastructure Development

RESPONSIBILITY

Rowan has proven our commitment to low-impact, high-value development, and partnering with end users that adhere to our strict standards of conservation and community collaboration.

  • Rowan understands that data center developers have an obligation to the communities they build in to limit the impact of development — and we have a track record across the country to show for it.

  • Rowan is transitioning an underused tract of land into something that will have tangible benefits for local families for generations to come.

  • Rowan leads the data center industry in sustainability best practices – from energy consumption to recycling construction material, we hold ourselves to extremely high standards that lead to low-impact development.

RESPONSIVENESS

Rowan has intentionally built collaborative and productive relationships within the Medina County community to build our project with their feedback in mind — and will continue to seek out their thoughts throughout the development process.

  • We have identified a liaison between our company and the county government to answer questions and be available for progress reports.

  • We are voluntarily entering into a comprehensive construction mitigation agreement to ensure that traffic, noise, and dust from our development will have a third-party monitoring.

  • We are designing our site with substantial setbacks from other property lines to respect the privacy of our neighbors.

 COMMUNITY-ORIENTED

Rowan has intentionally built collaborative and productive relationships within the Medina County community to build our project with their feedback in mind — and will continue to seek out their thoughts throughout the development process.

  • Constructing this facility will support 635 jobs, including $48.1M in salaries to these workers and $41.7M in taxable spending during construction.

  • Once operational, the facility is expected to yield a $3.6B economic impact for Medina County over 20 years, including $158.8M in annual economic output for the county and 172 permanent jobs (direct, indirect, and induced).

  • Roughly $29M is expected to flow to the local school system and benefit local students for decades to come.