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Project Tomahawk Is Back: Prosper's P&Z Takes Up the Data Center Tuesday

The proposed data center returns for a Planning & Zoning hearing Aug. 18 as case ZONE-26-0007, with the staff report and application packet due in the days before the meeting.

Xenia Yoder

August 14, 20261 min read

planning data center - illustration, Jake Team LLC
planning data center - illustration, Jake Team LLC

The data center proposal known as Project Tomahawk goes before Prosper's Planning & Zoning Commission on Tuesday, Aug. 18.

The case is docketed as ZONE-26-0007, with Dallas-based White Rose Partners as the applicant, according to reporting on the proposal. The staff report and application packet are expected to post roughly three business days before the hearing, which puts them in public view in the days just ahead of Tuesday's meeting.

Why the packet matters

The staff report is where the project's specifics become public record: the site plan, the zoning request's terms, staff's recommendation and any conditions attached to it. For a data center proposal, the details residents typically look for first are power and water demands, noise and screening commitments, and what the site's buildout schedule looks like.

Where this fits

Data center proposals have become one of the most contested land-use questions in North Texas, and Prosper's is landing in a season when the state itself has waded in. The P&Z's action Tuesday is a recommendation; the zoning decision belongs to the Town Council at a subsequent meeting, with public comment opportunities at both stages.

Meeting agendas and the packet post through the town's meetings portal.

Sources

https://thetexaslandagent.com/prosper-texas-data-center-project-tomahawk-vote

https://prosper-tx.municodemeetings.com/

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Xenia Yoder

Xenia Yoder writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Prosper.

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