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THE MOORESVILLE TECHNOLOGY PARK

North Carolina’s next master-planned data center campus

ABOUT

The Mooresville Technology Park

The Mooresville Technology Park will be a master-planned data center campus. Data centers are the critical infrastructure of our modern world, powering the internet and providing a foundation for our digital world. Led by a team of technology and development experts at Tract, the campus will be thoughtfully designed and planned to maximize economic benefits for the community with minimal impact.

Map of the Conceptual site plan showing the proposed location of buildings.
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DATA CENTERS

in Our Daily Lives

Data centers are the vital engine running our nation’s digital technology needs by storing and managing vast amounts of data needed for various operations across sectors such as telehealth, video conferencing, e-commerce, government services, education, and entertainment.

Every facet of daily life including healthcare and financial records, online streaming and shopping, as well as GPS routing and maps, run through a data center. Each time you pick up your phone to search the internet, send a message to family and friends, or scroll through social media, you are using a data center. Once completed, the data center at the Mooresville Technology Park will play a key role in supporting the Southeast’s digital needs.

WHY MOORESVILLE?

The Southeast is a rapidly growing area of our country with increasing online digital needs. Additional data centers are necessary to keep up with demand. The proposed Mooresville Technology Park is an ideal site for a vital data center as it is both centrally located in North Carolina and near existing Duke Energy transmission lines capable of serving a high-tech facility.
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COMMUNITY BENEFITS

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JOBS
 

  • Numerous skilled labor jobs from almost all trades.
     

  • Once operational, 195 full-time jobs - average salary $100,000/yr.
     

  • Some jobs only require a high-school diploma or associate's degree, providing a great opportunity for career growth. 
     

  • 1 direct data center job can generate 6+ indirect jobs that support the local economy.


TAX REVENUE
 

  • Hundreds of millions of tax revenue for the Town of Mooresville, Iredell County, and the local school district over a 20-year period.

  • Local communities could use this money to support a wide variety of needs such as education, emergency services, infrastructure, and more.

 

A GOOD NEIGHBOR

 

  • Minimal traffic and a low-profile presence in the community.
     

  • A partner supporting local non-profits and community needs.

     

  • Protecting land around Rustic Road from development.

     

  • Keeping natural buffers and setbacks to blend in.

     

  • Planning with care.

     

  • Ensuring noise does not exceed local ordinances.
     

DO DATA CENTERS MAKE GOOD NEIGHBORS?

YES! Modern data centers are good neighbors, with limited traffic, wide buffers to blend into the community, and advanced technology minimizing their presence in the community.
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WHO IS TRACT?

Tract is an experienced team of data center technology and energy experts with a focus on strategically coordinating master-planned development projects with a long-term vision, which benefits the community. ​

Tract’s technology campuses, which will house data centers, are thoughtfully designed and planned to maximize economic benefits for communities while minimizing disruption.  
  
For more information visit www.tract.com.
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CONTACT US

We’d love to hear from you! Please contact our team at info@mooresvilletechnologypark.com or call 1.833.542.3773 with any questions. You can also fill out this contact form to reach our team directly. 
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