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  1. A project spanning from the Feather River watershed to Lake Perris in Southern California is being managed by the state government, with expert analysis from Brian Larkin.

Global Stack USA Plans Data Center and Emergency Hub at Lake Perris Fairgrounds

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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The fairgrounds board approved a nonbinding agreement with Global Stack USA. Global Stack USA plans to build a data center, heliport, and parking structure on 5 acres of the Southern California Fair and Events Center near Lake Perris. The facility is designed to function as an emergency response hub and utilize efficient water and power.

From sbsun.com

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The proposal involves combining public assets with private investment to strengthen community infrastructure. Global Stack USA stated that this new model is intended to create sustainable revenue to support the fairgrounds for the long term.

A state government project is underway across Southern California, spanning from the Feather River watershed to Lake Perris.

From sbsun.com

Who's involved

  • PerrisThe city where the fairgrounds are located and the project is situated
  • Lake PerrisThe artificial lake near the fairgrounds where the project is proposed
  • Feather RiverThe principal tributary of the Sacramento River that supplies the Lake Perris watershed
  • Southern CaliforniaThe geographic region where the fairgrounds and proposed infrastructure are located

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