The October development agreement is now the most current City-negotiated framework for Taylor Technology Campus (formerly Project Mustang). The August Employment Center Plan and August 18 hearing remain historical evidence of the technical concept. These pages distinguish current agreement terms from superseded proposals, developer statements, calculations, and unresolved final engineering or permitting questions.
Last verified October 9, 2026
Power & Grid
August records described ~700 MW of data-center load and ~1,040 MW of generation, while October reporting describes a 500-MW data center and Big Watt describes islanded self-generation. The City webpage also mentions possible excess-power sales. Final capacity and primary-generation grid/export configuration remain unresolved.
On-Site Generation & Air
The August concept listed 84–112 gas units and ~125-foot stacks. The October agreement still expressly includes a power-generation facility, but does not establish those historical counts as final. Its Tier 4 clause applies to diesel backup generators and other non-road equipment.
Water & Wastewater
The October agreement provides newer service figures: up to 150,000 GPD reclaimed water, 22,500 GPD potable water, 69,000 GPD wastewater capacity, and 1.575 million gallons total for initial closed-loop HVAC fill across the campus.
Noise
The October agreement requires a baseline acoustic study and limits project noise at qualifying adjacent single-family residential property lines to the greater of 65 dBA or the measured pre-development level. Final low-frequency, tonal and post-construction controls remain unresolved.
Traffic & Construction
The October agreement requires a Traffic Impact Analysis with preliminary plat covering construction and operational traffic and coordination with City/TxDOT. County records still show two conceptual 136-foot future arterial options; neither is documented as approved.
Safety & Emergency Response
The October agreement adds current construction-code, backup-generator, air-quality and utility requirements. The August concept remains evidence for BESS, gas-generation and black-start features, while final hazard analyses and response plans remain later-stage.
Evidence note: Current agreement terms are distinguished from the withdrawn August Employment Center proposal. Historical proposal details are retained because they show what was proposed when, but they are not relabeled as final approvals. See our evidence standard →