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Compilation dated October 26, 2026: 4 Atlas records linked to Colorado Springs, Colorado, drawing on 9 public source links. Records can describe sites, campuses, buildings or proposals. Records and source links . Download this data: CSV / JSON .
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1 reviewed map reference: solid dots mark a street address or exact point, faded dots mark an approximate area. Rings are county level only, with no site point confirmed.
Novva Colorado Springs Data Center Colorado Springs · El Paso · Source context reviewed Operating phase QTS Colorado Springs Data Center Colorado Springs · El Paso · Source context reviewed Operator-listed colocation service Raeden Project Taurus Colorado Springs · El Paso · Source context reviewed Status unclear T5@Colorado Data Center Campus Colorado Springs · El Paso · Source context reviewed Status unclear
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Concerns and records. 2 documented items. Counts describe documentation, not harm or severity. One item can have more than one category.
Air and generators: 1 · Land use and zoning: 2 · Noise: 1 · Other: 1 · Power and electric rates: 1 · Water use: 1
This is a bounded source collection. Missing items do not establish that no concern was raised. A case disposition does not establish facility operating status or resolve the underlying allegations.
View 2 documented items Public concern on the record Noise · Water use · Air and generators · Power and electric rates · Land use and zoning
Integrity Matters raised questions about Project Taurus's noise analysis, generator emissions, water and electricity needs, and neighborhood protections in Colorado Springs. These are the group's stated concerns and criticisms, not Atlas findings about measured impacts, legal compliance or the current appeal outcome.
Record status: Unknown. The present official appeal disposition and outcome of these concerns are unknown in this bounded group-source review. Criticism of models or city standards is not an independent noise measurement, violation finding or proof that the project was finally approved, denied or withdrawn.
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Concern sources checked October 18, 2026 The changing group page discusses several past and scheduled proceedings. No single exact filing, testimony or current official disposition day was independently established for this bounded concern item; the event date remains unknown. No independently established first publication date is displayed for the selected changing group page. Dates of quoted records and scheduled meetings are not substituted for page publication.
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No item-specific published company response was verified in the bounded source review. This does not establish that a company declined to respond.
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Public concern on the record Boulder County Land use and zoning · Other
Boulder County reported that its commissioners expressed concern about resource intensive development, missing data center use definitions and the appropriate scale and zoning locations for the unincorporated County. The page presents proposed code options. These institutional planning concerns do not establish adopted final standards, measured resource use, a City of Boulder ban or an individual site violation.
Record status: Unknown. The selected official record documents institutional concerns and a regulatory review context. Their current resolution, actual environmental or utility effects, individual project eligibility and later legal changes remain unverified. A policy pause does not establish that a concern was resolved.
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Concern sources checked October 23, 2026 The selected official document does not establish the exact first day these institutional concerns were raised. No publication or source check day substitutes for that event. The exact first online publication day is not supplied in the selected official source.
Raised or recorded by Boulder County.
No item-specific published company response was verified in the bounded source review. This does not establish that a company declined to respond.
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Novva · QTS · T5 Data Centers
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Rules and source checks. These are county source reviews linked to the retained records. They do not establish municipal boundaries, city zoning, parcel permission or current compliance.
Power and water. Each figure keeps its measure, basis, date and sources. Forecasts, utility requests, generation and IT capacity are different. These figures are not added into a county total.
No separately typed power or water fact is retained for this county cohort yet. That means unknown, not zero use.
The dated record. The retained event log distinguishes announcements, scheduled dates and status-source checks. A review date is not an opening day. A target never becomes a completed event merely because time passes.
View 2 status source checks Status source checks. Source checked: October 19, 2026 QTS Colorado Springs Data Center QTS lists its Colorado Springs facility in its current location directory and offers current facility services. General Colorado operations, advertised power and related-resource dates do not independently certify all capacity or an opening date. This supports only the qualified stage described by the source, not an opening date, every hall being operational, full energized capacity, independently verified certification, legal ownership or parcel accuracy.
Source checked: October 19, 2026 Novva Colorado Springs Data Center Novva explicitly offers immediate colocation availability and deployment services at its named Colorado Springs facility. Future expansion, contradictory acreage cells and technical figures are excluded. This supports only the qualified stage described by the source, not an opening date, every hall being operational, full energized capacity, independently verified certification, legal ownership or parcel accuracy.
Questions about these records How many records are listed for Colorado Springs, Colorado? In the October 26, 2026 compilation, 4 research records are linked to Colorado Springs, Colorado. This count is not a count of distinct operating buildings. Records and source links .
How many records have an unclear status? In the October 26, 2026 compilation, 2 of 4 records retain an unclear status. Each record links to the evidence for its own stage. Records and source links .
How many records have a reviewed map reference? In the October 26, 2026 compilation, 1 records have a reviewed map reference, 3 show only a county area and 0 have no map point. Street references and approximate areas do not certify a roof or parcel. Records and source links .