Summary
Residents say the environmental study for the 176-acre Phillip Road project describes a low-intensity village while the infrastructure plans point to a data center or freight hub. Concerns include a 49 MVA substation, 45 megawatts of diesel backup generators, 175 million gallons a year of recycled water for cooling, and a six-lane freight route on Blue Oaks Boulevard.
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Last discussed Mar 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
Residents worry data center-scale utility demands could drive up water and electric rates for existing residents.
The developer and future project users would benefit if the EIR is certified as written.
Nearby residents, particularly in Sun City Roseville, say they face unassessed noise, air quality, traffic, and utility impacts.
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