Planning Board Meeting Update – Stream Data Centers application Following consultation with the Planning Board Chair, it has been determined that the July 6, 2026 Planning Board meeting will not be held. This is due to the fact that GCEDC has advised the Board that it will be unable to complete …
STREAM Director of Design Chris Wetzel speaks about heat islands at the Planning Board meeting Monday night. Photo by Brian Quinn Story and photos by Brian Quinn The Alabama Planning Board is expected to consider approval of a proposed $19.46 billion data center project on the Western New York Science …
Planning Board member William McGorray listens to a reply from Rob Klavoon of Wendel Companies. Photo by Brian Quinn Story by Brian Quinn Engineers have updated the Alabama Planning Board on potential conditions when considering approval of the proposed $19.46 billion STREAM U.S. Data Centers project – conditions addressing noise …
Drew Reilly of Wendel Companies speaks during the Planning Board meeting Monday evening Story and photos by Brian Quinn STREAM is planning to revise its building design to eliminate generators from the project Sound was on the minds of town leaders and the developer of a proposed $19.46 billion, 2.2 …
Story by Brian Quinn As the town of Alabama Planning Board continues to study the site plan for STREAM U.S. Data Centers’ proposed $19.46 billion project at the Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacture (STAMP), the board keeps getting public input. There were almost 75 speakers during the …
Press release The Town of Alabama Planning Board has cancelled the Public Hearing previously scheduled for April 20, 2026, related to the Stream Data Centers site plan application. This action is being taken due to the inability of the Town’s independent sound consultants to complete their peer review of the …
Story and photos by Brian Quinn With residents in attendance, many holding signs opposing a STREAM U.S. Data Centers’ proposed data center project on 2.2 million square feet of Western New York Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP) property in Alabama, the Planning Board and an engineer examined the …
Story and photos by Brian Quinn/For Video News Service The Town Planning Board got specifics on the site plan for an $11.181 billion, 2.2-million square foot data center project on WNY Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP) property but is still waiting for the complete application from the developer, …