A free SpecWindow project list. Records checked Oct 26, 2026; they can change after that date.

Florida data center projects in government records, 2026

5 data center projects found in Florida government records dated April 26 to October 26, 2026: county zoning, site plan and comprehensive plan records in Palm Beach, DeSoto and Citrus counties and city rezoning and site plan records in Fort Pierce and North Port. None of the records we opened states a generator count or rating; one Palm Beach County site plan approval designates an equipment area for battery storage units. Every project links to its government record.

Florida air permit notices and Public Service Commission large load filings we opened did not name individual data center projects, DeSoto County staff reports could not be read automatically, and most Miami, Tampa, Orlando and Jacksonville area agendas were not checked. This is a sample, not a complete list.

Project Tango, Central Park Commerce Center, north side of Southern Boulevard (SR 80) west of the L-8 Canal

Western unincorporated Palm Beach County, Palm Beach County, Florida

Record: Development Review Officer site plan approval letter, DRO-2026-00966, Oct 7, 2026. discover.pbc.gov
Applicant as named: PBA Holdings, Inc. (applicant on DRO-2026-00966, per the county's Project Tango page); owners listed there are WPB Logistics Owner, LLC, PBA Holdings, Inc. and Central Park Commerce Center Master Association, Inc.
Stage: Zoning approved. On Oct 7, 2026 the Development Review Officer approved, subject to conditions, master, subdivision and site plan changes that add 64.46 acres and two new data center buildings, keeping the site total at 2,020,000 sq ft. This followed the Board of County Commissioners denial of the larger Project Tango amendment (DOA/ZV-2025-01602) on Jul 15, 2026 by a 5-1-1 vote (county project page). A separate application by WPB Logistics Owner, LLC and the master association to replace the warehouse with four data center buildings (ABN/DRO-2026-01058) is listed as pending.
Equipment stated: The approved request designates a screened mechanical equipment area for battery storage system units; conditions require lithium iron phosphate (LFP) systems, minimum spacing and a fire response plan; count and rating not stated. Conditions also set a 75 dBA sound limit for permanent generators, count and rating not stated. The pending ABN/DRO-2026-01058 application proposes four generator yards, generator count and rating not stated (county project page).

DCIP rezonings, 3F Ranch (RZNE-0086-2026) and Swisher Properties (RZNE-0087-2026), NE Highway 70 and NE Roan Street

DeSoto County, Florida

Record: Rezoning ordinances, Planning Commission agenda items 26-2056 and 26-2057, Oct 6, 2026. desotobocc.legistar.com Read through DeSoto County's official Legistar meeting data feed (matter titles, agenda dates and attachment titles).
Applicant as named: DCIP, on land of 3F Ranch LTD and Swisher Properties LLC, per the county's current project list; reported as DCIP Group by WUSF
Stage: Early land or zoning. Rezoning from A-5 to PUD filed May 13, 2026 (county project list); on the Planning Commission agenda Oct 6, 2026, result not yet posted. Each Board item carries an exhibit titled "General Map of Data Center Projects". The county rezoned land for a DCIP Commercial Data Processing Facility (RZNE-0077-2025) on Mar 24, 2026; WUSF reported that this was 34 acres at a decommissioned power plant and that the county's Jul 2026 one year data center moratorium does not apply to these pending rezonings (WUSF). Board of County Commissioners items were scheduled for Oct 27, 2026 (RZNE-0086-2026, county meeting page) and Oct 28, 2026 (RZNE-0087-2026, county meeting page); outcomes were not checked for this page.
Equipment stated: None stated in the records we opened.

Willow Lakes Data Center rezoning, 10050 W. Midway Road

Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Florida

Record: Rezoning (Zoning Atlas Map Amendment PZZAM2026-00002), Planning Board agenda item, Sep 17, 2026. public.destinyhosted.com
Applicant as named: Willow Lakes, LLC (property owner, named in the city's Technical Review Committee item); the partner company that would build the data center is not named
Stage: Early land or zoning. Request to rezone about 174 acres to Light Industrial (I-1), to be limited by a restrictive covenant to data center use, and about 26 acres to General Commercial (C-3); reviewed by the Technical Review Committee on Aug 20, 2026 (city agenda item) and placed on the Planning Board agenda for Sep 17, 2026; no vote is shown in the records we opened. A partner company would need separate city site plan approval if the rezoning is granted.
Equipment stated: None stated in the records we opened. The city agenda items say a man made lake on the site would provide water for a data center cooling system, with no equipment details.

Deep Park data center, Pod A, north of Interstate 75 and south of Yorkshire Street

North Port, Sarasota County, Florida

Record: Site and development plan application with narrative, received Jul 20, 2026, posted by the city. northportfl.gov
Applicant as named: North Port 300 (named on the city's Data Center Information page)
Stage: Permit pending. The city found the application insufficient and was waiting for the applicant's response (city page); an applicant response dated Aug 31, 2026 is posted on the city's application document hub. The city commission has since approved a temporary data center moratorium (city statement, Oct 20, 2026); its effect on this application is not stated.
Equipment stated: Proposed in the application narrative: an electric substation in Pod A "to be designed by others" and not part of this site plan. No generator, cooling or battery details stated.

Holder Industrial Park expansion, near County Road 491 and US 41

Holder, Citrus County, Florida

Record: Comprehensive plan amendment CPA-2025-00012 and CPA/AA-2025-00013, Planning and Development Commission agenda packet, Jun 18, 2026. citrusclerk.api.civicclerk.com Read through the Citrus County Clerk's official CivicClerk meeting data feed.
Applicant as named: Deltona Corp., through attorney Sidney F. Ansbacher
Stage: Denied or withdrawn, as reported. The request would change land from Agricultural, Conservation and Low Density Residential to Industrial with a subarea plan; minutes of the Mar 5, 2026 commission meeting in the packet describe a 798 acre expansion area and record the applicant's representative saying data centers were added as an allowable use. On Jun 22, 2026 the Board of County Commissioners denied a continuance and kept the matter on its Jul 14, 2026 agenda (county minutes). Deltona then withdrew the applications and the Jul 14, 2026 hearings were canceled, reported by FOX 13; the county records we opened do not show the withdrawal.
Equipment stated: Proposed in the application, as described by the applicant's representative in Mar 5, 2026 minutes included in the packet: closed loop liquid cooling systems with dry coolers for data centers, count and rating not stated. No generator, substation or battery details in the county records we opened.

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