Deep Green Data Center – Lot 49 land sale (Act-7-2025)
Lansing
Description
The city is selling three underused parking parcels to Deep Green for $1.4 million to make way for its data center; the public hearing was set for February 9.
Impact summary
Would replace an underused parking lot with a $120 million facility, about 15 permanent jobs, and 25% natural gas reduction for BWL's hot water system — but opponents call it a dead zone near walkable downtown land.
Applicant
- Name
- Deep Green Technologies USA LLC
- Address
- 500 block E. Kalamazoo St. and 200 block S. Cedar St., Lansing, MI
At a glance
- Hearings
- 4
- Public comments
- 62
- Total mentions
- 4
Last discussed Mar 23, 2026.
Meeting timeline (4)
City Council - Mar 23, 2026
The $1.4 million sale of the city lot for Deep Green's 24 MVA fuel-cell-powered data center drew overwhelming public opposition; no vote was taken and it heads to Committee of the Whole with an April 6 hearing.
City Council - Mar 9, 2026
Second public hearing set for March 23 on the sale of the city parking lot central to the Deep Green data center site.
Committee of the Whole - Jan 26, 2026
Sale of a city parking lot and conditional rezoning to IND-1 strictly for a 24-megawatt heat-reuse data center; presentation only tonight, with public hearing February 9.
Committee of the Whole - Jan 12, 2026
The city is selling three underused parking parcels to Deep Green for $1.4 million to make way for its data center; the public hearing was set for February 9.
Related issues (1)
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