According to News 9, Cloverleaf Infrastructure announced today, August 20, that it has secured options to purchase an additional 337 acres in Kingfisher County, adjacent to the current 1,033-acre Project Open Sky site located in Canadian County north of Piedmont.
The additional property provides a path for Project Open Sky to move forward regardless of the outcome of the Piedmont City Council’s consideration of the current proposal on August 24.
Cloverleaf says Project Open Sky is a proposed large-scale data center development representing:
• More than $1 billion in taxable investment
• An estimated $13 million in tax revenue to area schools and the county
• More than 1,000 construction jobs
• Approximately 300 permanent jobs at full buildout
On August 24, the Piedmont City Council is scheduled to consider a rezoning application for the current Project Open Sky proposal, which is located 100% in Canadian County.
Cloverleaf says it will continue working with Piedmont through that process while simultaneously evaluating how the Kingfisher County property could factor into the project’s final development plan.
Source: KWTV – NEWS 9 | Graphic: Piedmont Informed
DISCLAIMER: (This graphic is provided for location reference only and depicts the proposed Beltline project. The proposed Cloverleaf Infrastructure project in Kingfisher County is not shown on this graphic. Based on currently available information, the Kingfisher County property would be located north of the Beltline project pictured below, between NS 2910 Rd and NS 2920 Rd. This graphic should not be interpreted as showing the exact boundaries or site plan of the Cloverleaf property.)
