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Tyson’s ‘Vienna Cloud’ data center project seeks exceptions to Fairfax Co. rules
Serverfarm proposes the 'Vienna Cloud' data center project in Fairfax County, Virginia, seeking exceptions to local ordinances including a 1-mile Metro station distance rule and a 200-foot residential buffer requirement. The developer aims to expand the site's floor area and address zoning challenges, while conservation advocates like Nature Forward express concerns about noise and environmental impacts.
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