Cooling systems, water supply, wastewater, reuse, and conservation.
Representative photograph of cooling infrastructure at a data center in Mesa, Arizona. Not Project Mustang. Photo: Rsparks3 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0 1.0).
The October development agreement now provides the most current negotiated water and wastewater framework for Taylor Technology Campus, replacing several August planning-stage estimates for purposes of describing the current agreement terms.
Last verified October 9, 2026
All building HVAC systems are to use closed-loop cooling for industrial use. The agreement caps the combined closed-loop HVAC system volume / one-time initial fill at 1,575,000 gallons collectively for all buildings on the Property.
Current agreementThe agreement requires City service capacity of up to 0.15 MGD (150,000 gallons per day) average daily demand of reclaimed water, subject to agreement conditions.
Current agreementThe agreement provides for up to 0.0225 MGD (22,500 gallons per day) average daily potable-water demand, principally for permitted domestic/non-industrial uses.
Current agreementThe agreement provides for City acceptance, conveyance and treatment of domestic wastewater up to 0.069 MGD (69,000 gallons per day) average daily flow.
Current agreementThe agreement defines the Developer’s contribution around Mustang Creek reclaimed-water improvements sized to produce not less than 1.0 MGD. City materials state the City may retain capacity beyond the campus demand for other users.
Current agreementCity materials state the property has a pending TCEQ wastewater-discharge permit application and require its withdrawal within five business days after issuance of the first site-development permit, unless an agreement termination event has occurred. The permit number and filing entity remain to be obtained.
New records leadThe August Employment Center Plan used different planning-stage figures, including approximately 125,000 GPD reuse water, 13,450 GPD domestic water and up to 5 million gallons of initial HVAC fill per building. Those figures remain part of the historical record, but the October agreement provides the newer negotiated service/initial-fill terms above. A fully executed signature copy has not yet been archived here.
Primary sources: October 2026 Taylor Technology Campus development agreement / City Council packet and City project page; August 2026 Employment Center materials retained as historical comparison. Documents & sources →