Huron Valley Guns

A reminder to message me any questions you want answered. I will get them. A few more questions to ponder and get answers to:

Is flammable refrigerant being used?

Do we have a PFAS risk if there’s a fire?

Is there a posted evacuation plan of 5 miles?

Is the whole structure bermed so the noise goes up??

Answers to come

Here’s another event speaking on data centers you may wish to attend. I have offered our facility for them to come here and speak at a future date.

Hopefully today will be very informative. Either way, we have some great food on the house! Come ask your tough questions.

Pulled pork sliders

Smoked chicken wings

Potato skins

Charcuterie boards w/ cheese, crackers and Italian meats

Smoked pit beans

Coleslaw

I did learn one thing thru this…
A mouth does not need a brain to work

my questions

Sounds far-fetched, but some data centers have tried to get nuclear power. Can we be assured that doesnt happen here?

How much time does the fire dept need to be prepared for this facility, and will they be given that time?

Air cooled chillers are noisier than liquid cooled, what is proposed?

If liquid, will there be glycol added?

How many roof top condensers will be running at any given time?

Ive had 20k in electrical repairs this month alone from surges/spikes. Will that get better or worse?

Has the builder built these before and were they completed on time and on budget?

Will there be a single point of accountability for the township?

Not to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I wonder if some Democrats or socialists are using the data center issue as a convenient vehicle for the recall effort of the Lyon Township board. It seems possible they see an opportunity to capitalize on residents' frustration and replace the current board with candidates who are more politically aligned with them.

Especially when they mix in the salary raise with all this recalling. Disingenuous.

You know my history with the Township. Thats water under the bridge so long ago. I know you're probably surprised at my sticking up for them but right is right.

There’s a good idea for lunch! Milford location

Here is our list of panelists for Thursday's meeting on the data center:

David Edelbute – Licking County Administrator (Columbus, OH) Chief County Administrator for Licking County Government under the direction of the Board of Commissioners. Licking County has roughly 10 operational data centers, with at least 12 massive campuses under construction or planned. Because large tech hubs cross the border into New Albany, many data centers span the Franklin-Licking county line.

Dan Mahoney DTE Director
Public policy and local government affairs lead for DTE Energy

Kenny McDonald
McDonald has served as president and chief economic officer of One Columbus, formerly Columbus 2020, since the organization’s inception in 2010. He handled the economic development that put the data centers in the Columbus OH area.

Justin Robinson Detroit Regional Partnership
Vice president of Business Attraction at the Detroit Regional Chamber. He is responsible for domestic and international business development projects for the Chamber’s economic development program.

Andy Stegner
Subject Matter Expert from Gresham Smith Engineers.
Stegner brings nearly two decades of experience in mechanical engineering and design, and he has served in a number of key leadership roles at other consulting firms, including as a senior mechanical engineer and project manager. He has experience in closed loop cooling systems as well as BESS systems.