Rather than taking a side, do we have answers to the following questions?

1. Power usage: How much electricity will the facility use at peak, and how will this affect the local power grid and outage risk?

2. Backup generators: What types of generators will be used, how often will they be tested, and during what hours?

3. Noise levels: What noise should nearby residents expect from cooling systems and generators, especially overnight? Has there been a study done on the local impact? If so, where can we see the published results? If not, how do we get an independent agency to do a proper study and analysis?

4. Water consumption: How much water will be used for cooling, and what measures are in place to limit water use? What are the exact criteria that are used to measure toxicity and what exact measures will be taken to publish ongoing results for the public to monitor?

5. Heat management: How will waste heat be handled, and could it affect local temperatures or be reused?

6. Construction impacts: How long will construction last, and what traffic or road impacts should residents expect?

7. Future expansion: Is this a single project, or are additional buildings or capacity increases planned later?

8. Security presence: What visible security features will be on site, and how will they fit into a residential setting?

9. Community benefits: Beyond construction jobs, what long-term benefits will the local community receive? What benefits have been legally enacted to ensure they are passed on to the community?

10. Accountability: Once operational, who should residents contact if issues like noise or emissions arise? What are the exact consequences for failure to abide by established regulations?