Is a Data Center Coming

Ingham County, MI

Vevay Township Data Center Annexation Proposal (Mason)

Operator not disclosed. Filed

Landowners in Vevay Township, next to the city of Mason, are seeking to annex about 400 acres near Columbia and College roads into Mason so a data center project of at least 500 million dollars can connect to city utilities. Vevay Township's board declined to negotiate a tax revenue sharing deal in June 2026, so the landowners asked the state's Boundary Commission to approve annexation instead, and on October 7, 2026 the commission voted unanimously that the annexation paperwork is legally sufficient, opening a public comment period ahead of a hearing to be scheduled later. The company that would actually build and run the data center has not been publicly identified.

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Status
Filed
Operator
Not disclosed
Location
Vevay Township, Ingham County, MI (approximate, city center)
Size
MW not reported, 400 acres
Cooling
Not reported
Utility
Not reported
Last updated
October 12, 2026

What happens next

Still to come: public hearings, a rezoning or permit vote, and a utility interconnection agreement.

Sources

Other tracked projects within 25 miles

Liquid Web Operator not disclosed
15 mi NWOperatingEaton County, MI

Common questions

Where is the Vevay Township Data Center Annexation Proposal (Mason)?

It is in Vevay Township, Ingham County, MI.

Has the Vevay Township Data Center Annexation Proposal (Mason) been approved?

Not yet. An application has been filed and has not been decided.

How big is the Vevay Township Data Center Annexation Proposal (Mason)?

Reported size: 400 acres.

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