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Oppidan / Hilliard / Ohio / US
Whether this operator sells GPU-hours is not established, so no price on GPUQuant refers to it.
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Whether this operator sells GPU-hours is not established, so no price on GPUQuant refers to it.
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the sanitary sewer public improvements constructed at the Oppidan Data Center at 4861 Edwards Farms Road be accepted as public improvements
WHEREAS, Oppidan, (the "Developer"), owns 14.95± acres (the "Property") located on the west side of Edwards Farms Road, identified as tax parcel identification number 050-011895; and
WHEREAS, as part of the Site Plan, the Developer is required to extend a public sanitary sewer 178 feet to serve the data center building; and
The southern portion of the parent tract was approved in September 2022 for the development of an 89,954-square-foot data center that is currently under construction.
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