Generated by All in One SEO Pro v4.9.7.2, this is an llms-full.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Phillip Road Site Powerful reasons this sensitive location is inappropriate for industrial ("innovation") development. ## Posts ### [Documents](https://savereasonfarms.org/documents/) **Published:** May 25, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** ### [ Related Reading: Reno Pauses New Data Center Applications ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-reno-pauses-new-data-center-applications/) May 29, 2026 No Comments A recent Las Vegas Review-Journal article reports that Reno became the first local government in Nevada to pause new data center applications after a city council vote. Source and Attribution Source: Las Vegas Review-JournalArticle: “This Nevada city is the first to pause new data centers”Original URL: https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/environment/this-nevada-city-is-the-first-to-pause-new-data-centers-3824360/ Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it shows that communities across the western United States are taking a closer look at the land-use, infrastructure, energy, water, and neighborhood impacts of large data center projects. For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is clear: residents have [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-reno-pauses-new-data-center-applications/) ### [ Related Reading: Local Opposition to Data Centers Is Reshaping Development Politics ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-local-opposition-to-data-centers-is-reshaping-development-politics/) May 29, 2026 No Comments A recent Tom’s Hardware news analysis examines how local political opposition, zoning disputes, moratoriums, rejected proposals, and community organizing are affecting major U.S. data center projects. Read the original article at Tom’s Hardware:Local political revolts threaten to derail US data center projects Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it highlights a broader national pattern: communities are increasingly scrutinizing large infrastructure and industrial-scale technology projects before accepting claims of “innovation,” “economic development,” or “progress.” For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is straightforward. Residents have a right to ask whether a proposed land-use [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-local-opposition-to-data-centers-is-reshaping-development-politics/) ### [ Related News: Why Communities Question Large Development Promises ](https://savereasonfarms.org/the-brutal-truth-why-you-dont-want-ai-data-centers-in-your-neighborhood/) May 29, 2026 No Comments A recent Yahoo News article, “The Brutal Truth: Why You Don’t Want AI Data Centers In Your Neighborhood,” raises issues that are relevant to communities evaluating major development proposals, public policy promises, and the gap that can exist between official narratives and real-world impacts. Rather than republishing the article, Save Reason Farms encourages readers to review the original reporting directly at Yahoo News: Read the full article on Yahoo News Why This Matters Locally For Roseville residents following the Phillip Road Site rezoning controversy, the article is a useful reminder that public decisions should be evaluated carefully, independently, and with [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/the-brutal-truth-why-you-dont-want-ai-data-centers-in-your-neighborhood/) ### [ Why Saving Reason Farms Matters to Our Community ](https://savereasonfarms.org/why-saving-reason-farms-matters-to-our-community/) May 24, 2026 No Comments Save Reason Farms is dedicated to preserving Reason Farms and sharing its history, significance, and community impact. In this introduction, we explain our mission, why preservation matters, and how supporters can help protect this important place for future generations. [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/why-saving-reason-farms-matters-to-our-community/) --- ### [Why Saving Reason Farms Matters to Our Community](https://savereasonfarms.org/why-saving-reason-farms-matters-to-our-community/) **Published:** May 24, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Excerpt:** Save Reason Farms is dedicated to preserving Reason Farms and sharing its history, significance, and community impact. In this introduction, we explain our mission, why preservation matters, and how supporters can help protect this important place for future generations. **Content:** ## Preserving a Shared Legacy Save Reason Farms exists to protect an important place with deep community meaning. By preserving Reason Farms, we can honor its history, strengthen public awareness, and ensure future generations can understand why this landscape matters. Our work is rooted in the belief that historic places connect people to one another. Reason Farms represents more than land alone. It reflects stories, stewardship, and a shared responsibility to care for places that shape local identity. ## What We Stand For - Preserving the history and significance of Reason Farms - Sharing updates and educational information with the public - Encouraging community support and civic engagement - Building momentum for long-term protection efforts We believe preservation succeeds when communities stay informed and involved. Through news, outreach, and advocacy, Save Reason Farms helps supporters follow the latest developments and find meaningful ways to take part. ## How You Can Help Whether you are learning about Reason Farms for the first time or have supported preservation efforts for years, your voice matters. Reading updates, sharing our mission, volunteering, and contributing to awareness all help protect this place and the values it represents. > Preservation is not only about protecting the past. It is about creating a future that remembers what matters. As Save Reason Farms grows, this News section will highlight important developments, stories, and opportunities to get involved. We invite you to follow along, stay connected, and join us in preserving Reason Farms for future generations. **Categories:** Articles **Tags:** Reason Farms Matters --- ### [Related News: Why Communities Question Large Development Promises](https://savereasonfarms.org/the-brutal-truth-why-you-dont-want-ai-data-centers-in-your-neighborhood/) **Published:** May 29, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** A recent Yahoo News article, “The Brutal Truth: Why You Don’t Want AI Data Centers In Your Neighborhood,” raises issues that are relevant to communities evaluating major development proposals, public policy promises, and the gap that can exist between official narratives and real-world impacts. Rather than republishing the article, Save Reason Farms encourages readers to review the original reporting directly at Yahoo News: [Read the full article on Yahoo News](https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/brutal-truth-why-don-t-155833093.html) ### Why This Matters Locally For Roseville residents following the Phillip Road Site rezoning controversy, the article is a useful reminder that public decisions should be evaluated carefully, independently, and with attention to long-term consequences. Large land-use changes can be framed as “innovation,” “economic development,” or “progress,” but residents have a right to ask what those terms mean in practice. Key questions include: - Who benefits from the proposed change? - What impacts will nearby neighborhoods, open space, farms, roads, and public services experience? - Are decision-makers relying on complete and transparent information? - Does the proposal serve the long-term public interest? Save Reason Farms believes that residents should have access to information, public records, environmental review documents, and independent commentary so they can participate meaningfully in civic decisions. ### Source and Attribution Source: Yahoo News Article: “The Brutal Truth: Why You Don’t Want AI Data Centers In Your Neighborhood” Original URL: **Categories:** Articles **Tags:** Large Development Promises --- ### [Related Reading: Local Opposition to Data Centers Is Reshaping Development Politics](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-local-opposition-to-data-centers-is-reshaping-development-politics/) **Published:** May 29, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** A recent Tom’s Hardware news analysis examines how local political opposition, zoning disputes, moratoriums, rejected proposals, and community organizing are affecting major U.S. data center projects. Read the original article at Tom’s Hardware: [Local political revolts threaten to derail US data center projects](https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/local-political-revolts-threaten-to-derail-us-data-center-projects-mounting-delays-are-already-costing-ai-hyperscalers-billions) ### Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it highlights a broader national pattern: communities are increasingly scrutinizing large infrastructure and industrial-scale technology projects before accepting claims of “innovation,” “economic development,” or “progress.” For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is straightforward. Residents have a right to ask whether a proposed land-use change truly serves the public interest, whether environmental and infrastructure impacts have been fully evaluated, and whether local decision-makers are weighing long-term community consequences rather than relying on broad development promises. Important questions include: - Will the proposed use increase traffic, noise, emissions, utility demand, or public-service burdens? - Are the public benefits clearly documented, or merely asserted? - Have residents received complete and understandable information? - Would rezoning permanently change the character of the area? - Are local concerns being treated as legitimate civic participation? Save Reason Farms supports transparent public review, careful land-use decision-making, and meaningful community participation before major zoning changes are approved. ### Source and Attribution Source: Tom’s Hardware Author: Jon Martindale Article: “Local political revolts threaten to derail US data center projects — mounting delays are already costing AI hyperscalers billions” Published: April 17, 2026 Original URL: **Categories:** Articles **Tags:** Data Centers, Local Opposition --- ### [Related Reading: Reno Pauses New Data Center Applications](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-reno-pauses-new-data-center-applications/) **Published:** May 29, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** A recent Las Vegas Review-Journal article reports that Reno became the first local government in Nevada to pause new data center applications after a city council vote. ### Source and Attribution Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal Article: “This Nevada city is the first to pause new data centers” Original URL: ### Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it shows that communities across the western United States are taking a closer look at the land-use, infrastructure, energy, water, and neighborhood impacts of large data center projects. For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is clear: residents have a right to ask detailed questions before major zoning changes are approved. A proposal described as “innovation” or “economic development” may still create industrial-scale impacts that deserve careful public review. Important questions include: - What permanent land-use changes would the rezoning allow? - Would the project increase demand on electricity, water, roads, emergency services, or other public infrastructure? - Are nearby residents, farms, schools, parks, and open spaces adequately protected? - Has the public received complete, understandable, and timely information? - Are decision-makers preserving long-term community interests? Save Reason Farms supports transparent public review, meaningful civic participation, and careful evaluation of major land-use decisions before irreversible zoning changes are made. **Categories:** Articles **Tags:** Data Center --- ## Pages ### [Phillip Road Site](https://savereasonfarms.org/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Excerpt:** Learn what the Phillip Road Site / Phillip Road Project proposes, why Roseville residents oppose industrial rezoning, and how to take action. **Content:** # Stop Industrial Rezoning of the Phillip Road Site in Roseville The Phillip Road Site, also called the Phillip Road Project in CEQA documents, is a proposed development. Panattoni’s Phillip Road Project attempts to force a high-intensity mixed-use, industrial / “innovation” development onto land that is **creek-adjacent, hydrologically complex, formerly tied to public stormwater purposes, near habitat and agricultural/open-space areas, and dependent on major new infrastructure**. The DEIR’s own findings of **significant unavoidable impacts** and its selection of a reduced-footprint alternative as environmentally superior support the conclusion that the proposed project, as designed, is not the best fit for this particular site. See [Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR) concerning the Phillip Road Project](https://ceqanet.lci.ca.gov/2025060240/2) \[California State Clearinghouse Number (SCH) is 2025060240\] **File # PL24-1010** **Project Address:** 6382 Phillip Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 **Property Owner:** City of Roseville **Lead Agency:** City of Roseville **Project Applicant:** Abbie Wertheim, Panattoni Development Corporation **Proposed Project description:** The project request includes a General Plan Amendment, Rezone**,** Major Project Permit (MPP) Stage 1 and 2, Tentative Subdivision Map, Tree Permit, and Development Agreement for a project known as the Phillip Road Site development. ## Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center Roseville residents are concerned about increased noise, traffic, environmental impacts, water quality and supply, infrastructure strain, and the loss of land currently designated for public and community-serving purposes. [ Sign Change.org petition to Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center ](https://www.change.org/p/stop-phillip-road-site-rezoning-that-could-allow-an-ai-data-center) --- ### [Articles](https://savereasonfarms.org/articles/) **Published:** May 29, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** ### [ Related Reading: Reno Pauses New Data Center Applications ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-reno-pauses-new-data-center-applications/) A recent Las Vegas Review-Journal article reports that Reno became the first local government in Nevada to pause new data center applications after a city council vote. Source and Attribution Source: Las Vegas Review-JournalArticle: “This Nevada city is the first to pause new data centers”Original URL: https://www.reviewjournal.com/news/environment/this-nevada-city-is-the-first-to-pause-new-data-centers-3824360/ Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it shows that communities across the western United States are taking a closer look at the land-use, infrastructure, energy, water, and neighborhood impacts of large data center projects. For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is clear: residents have [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-reno-pauses-new-data-center-applications/) ### [ Related Reading: Local Opposition to Data Centers Is Reshaping Development Politics ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-local-opposition-to-data-centers-is-reshaping-development-politics/) A recent Tom’s Hardware news analysis examines how local political opposition, zoning disputes, moratoriums, rejected proposals, and community organizing are affecting major U.S. data center projects. Read the original article at Tom’s Hardware:Local political revolts threaten to derail US data center projects Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it highlights a broader national pattern: communities are increasingly scrutinizing large infrastructure and industrial-scale technology projects before accepting claims of “innovation,” “economic development,” or “progress.” For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is straightforward. Residents have a right to ask whether a proposed land-use [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/related-reading-local-opposition-to-data-centers-is-reshaping-development-politics/) ### [ Related News: Why Communities Question Large Development Promises ](https://savereasonfarms.org/the-brutal-truth-why-you-dont-want-ai-data-centers-in-your-neighborhood/) A recent Yahoo News article, “The Brutal Truth: Why You Don’t Want AI Data Centers In Your Neighborhood,” raises issues that are relevant to communities evaluating major development proposals, public policy promises, and the gap that can exist between official narratives and real-world impacts. Rather than republishing the article, Save Reason Farms encourages readers to review the original reporting directly at Yahoo News: Read the full article on Yahoo News Why This Matters Locally For Roseville residents following the Phillip Road Site rezoning controversy, the article is a useful reminder that public decisions should be evaluated carefully, independently, and with [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/the-brutal-truth-why-you-dont-want-ai-data-centers-in-your-neighborhood/) ### [ Why Saving Reason Farms Matters to Our Community ](https://savereasonfarms.org/why-saving-reason-farms-matters-to-our-community/) Save Reason Farms is dedicated to preserving Reason Farms and sharing its history, significance, and community impact. In this introduction, we explain our mission, why preservation matters, and how supporters can help protect this important place for future generations. [ Read More » ](https://savereasonfarms.org/why-saving-reason-farms-matters-to-our-community/) --- ### [Tell Roseville: Vote NO on Industrial / "Innovation" Rezoning](https://savereasonfarms.org/vote-no-industrial-rezoning/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** ## Phillip Road Project **As of November 11, 2025** File # PL24-1010 **Project Address:** 6382 Phillip Rd., Roseville, CA 95747 **Property Owner:** City of Roseville **Lead Agency:** City of Roseville **Project Applicant:** Abbie Wertheim, Panattoni Development Corporation **Proposed Project description:** The project request includes a General Plan Amendment, Rezone**,** Major Project Permit (MPP) Stage 1 and 2, Tentative Subdivision Map, Tree Permit, and Development Agreement for a project known as the Phillip Road Site development. The project site is approximately 183 developable acres, and will include a mix of residential, commercial, and tech-related “innovation” industrial uses. The project proposes low and high density residential for a total of 662 dwelling units. The commercial portion of the site includes approximately 51,000 square feet of buildings, as well as associated site improvements such as parking and landscaping. The innovation center portion of the project proposes approximately 1,005,872 square feet of building area with associated improvements. **CEQA Source:** If you are a Roseville resident seeking to independently analyze primary evidence in order to understand what all the fuss, be sure to read the project applicant’s **[Draft Environmental Impact Report (DEIR)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/draft-environmental-impact-report-for-the-phillip-road-project-state-clearinghouse-no-2025060240/)**. Also read these **[Public Comment Letters ](https://savereasonfarms.org/documents/)**concerning the DEIR. **Summary** From a **[CEQA impact-avoidance perspective](https://savereasonfarms.org/ceqa-impact-analysis-proposed-phillip-road-project/)**, the most complete and reliable way to avoid the DEIR’s admitted “significant and unavoidable” adverse impacts is the **No Project** alternative. We urge City Councilmembers to not approve or build the *proposed* Phillip Road Project on the public parcel at 6382 Phillip Road, Roseville, California 95747 USA. **Public Question #1** Will Roseville City Councilmembers use a **[Statement of Overriding Considerations](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-2/)** to blast past the public’s objections and approve the significant and unavoidable harms identified for the proposed **Phillip Road Project**? **Answer: Roseville City Councilmembers should not — and the public should demand that they do not.** ## **Help, now, please!!** ### Contact all FIVE (5) City Councilmembers and let each Councilmember know why they should vote NO on Industrial / “Innovation” Rezoning for Phillip Road Site. - Councilmembers are elected by district to serve all of Roseville. - Land-use decisions — especially large developments like the Phillip Road Site — are among the most common catalysts for local recalls in California. - Under California Constitution, Article II, Sections 13–19, every elected official at the state or local level can be recalled. - Voters decide the reason for recall. - Courts do not second-guess it. - A policy disagreement — such as a controversial land-use vote — is enough. ## City Councilmembers Are Subject to Recall - City Councilmembers in general-law and charter cities — including Roseville, which is a charter city — are subject to recall. - The recall process is governed by California Elections Code, Division 11, Recall Elections, §§ 11000–11386. See also the California Secretary of State’s official guide, *Procedures for Recalling State and Local Officials*. - There is no exemption for land-use decisions, CEQA votes, or controversial development approvals. ## What Triggers a Recall Effort? Common triggers include: - Voting against strong public opposition - Approving unpopular development projects - Perceived conflicts of interest - Failure to follow public process - Ignoring environmental or neighborhood impacts ## Placer County Assessor at APN 017-101-008-000 ### Hydrology and Environment - Floodway - Wetlands - Streams Pleasant Grove Creek flows through this property. Ecological impact and potential devastation to wildlife and humans could be significant. **ATTENTION Roseville City Councilmembers:** **This parcel of property (P/QP) should not be deemed “surplus” and sold by the City of Roseville to a private developer!** [ ![Placer County Assessor at APN 017 101 008 000](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Placer-County-Assessor-at-APN-017-101-008-000-2048x1152.webp "Placer County Assessor at APN 017101008000 Proposed Phillip Road Site") ](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Placer-County-Assessor-at-APN-017-101-008-000-scaled.webp) ## Email City Council Now The Phillip Road Site should not be rezoned for industrial development. Calling it “innovation” does not change the real-world impacts: truck traffic, air quality, water, wildlife, land-use compatibility, and the loss of a meaningful rural landscape. [ Find My Council District ](https://savereasonfarms.org/roseville-city-council-contact-information/) ### Phillip Road Site on Google Map --- ### [CEQA Impact Analysis: Proposed Phillip Road Project](https://savereasonfarms.org/ceqa-impact-analysis-proposed-phillip-road-project/) **Published:** June 4, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Excerpt:** The DEIR itself establishes that the proposed Phillip Road Project would cause significant and unavoidable impacts in transportation, air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, traffic noise, cumulative utilities, and cumulative aesthetics. The No Project Alternative is the only alternative identified that fully avoids the environmental disruption from developing the site, because it would leave the public parcel in its existing undeveloped/grazing condition. Therefore, if the City’s objective is to avoid the admitted substantial adverse impacts and avoid unresolved risks from insufficiently defined high-intensity innovation/data-center uses, the legally and environmentally cleanest path is to decline approval of the proposed project, decline the industrial/innovation rezoning, and retain the public parcel in its current condition unless and until a materially different, lower-impact project is proposed and fully analyzed. **Content:** **From a CEQA impact-avoidance perspective, the most complete and reliable way to avoid the DEIR’s admitted “significant and unavoidable” impacts is the No Project Alternative: do not approve or build the proposed Phillip Road Project on the public parcel at 6382 Phillip Road, Roseville, California 95747 USA.** Category DEIR-Identified Significant and Unavoidable Impact [ DEIR Citations ](https://ceqanet.lci.ca.gov/2025060240/2) Why It Matters Transportation / Pedestrian Facilities Conflict with adopted policies, plans, or programs regarding pedestrian facilities. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Table ES-1, p. ES-8; Section 3.3, pp. 3.3-26 to 3.3-27; Chapter 5, p. 5-4. The DEIR identifies a significant and unavoidable impact because continuous pedestrian facilities on Blue Oaks Boulevard adjacent to the site are not assured. Mitigation depends on obtaining rights from an adjacent property owner, and the City states it lacks jurisdiction to monitor or enforce that mitigation. Transportation / Transit Facilities Conflict with adopted policies, plans, or programs regarding transit facilities. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Table ES-1, p. ES-8; Section 3.3, p. 3.3-28; Chapter 5, pp. 5-4 to 5-5. The site is not currently served by fixed-route transit. The DEIR states that fair-share funding would not guarantee actual transit service because remaining funding sources are unknown and the transit system enhancement is not a higher-priority near-term improvement. Air Quality / Construction Emissions Construction emissions. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Chapter 4, p. 4-16; Chapter 5, pp. 5-6 to 5-7. Construction activity would contribute to cumulative air-quality degradation. The DEIR states that overlapping cumulative construction activities could result in emissions exceeding applicable daily construction thresholds, making the cumulative impact significant and unavoidable. Air Quality / Operational Criteria Pollutants and Ozone Precursors Long-term operational emissions of criteria air pollutants and ozone precursors. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Table ES-1, pp. ES-8 to ES-9; Section 3.4, pp. 3.4-23 to 3.4-28; Chapter 4, pp. 4-16 to 4-17; Chapter 5, pp. 5-5 to 5-7. The project would generate ongoing operational emissions, including ozone precursors. The DEIR states that because future tenants are unknown and offset availability cannot be guaranteed when needed, the impact remains significant and unavoidable. Air Quality / Toxic Air Contaminants Toxic air contaminants. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Section 3.4, p. 3.4-28; Chapter 4, p. 4-17; Chapter 5, p. 5-8. The DEIR identifies a significant and unavoidable cumulative toxic-air-contaminant impact because future combined TAC concentrations cannot be determined with certainty, including whether sensitive receptors could be exposed to risk levels above applicable thresholds when combined with other projects. Greenhouse Gas Emissions / Climate Change Generation of greenhouse gas emissions, directly or indirectly, that may have a significant impact on the environment. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Table ES-1, p. ES-9; Section 3.5, pp. 3.5-14 to 3.5-18; Chapter 4, p. 4-18; Chapter 5, pp. 5-5 to 5-8. The DEIR indicates that future tenants are unknown and exact on-site greenhouse gas reductions cannot be quantified or guaranteed. As a result, the project’s contribution to cumulative greenhouse gas emissions remains significant and unavoidable. Noise / Traffic Noise Exposure of existing sensitive receptors to excessive traffic noise levels. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Table ES-1, p. ES-9; Section 3.6, pp. 3.6-17 to 3.6-19; Chapter 5, p. 5-8. Project-generated traffic would expose existing sensitive receptors to excessive noise levels. The DEIR identifies a substantial traffic-noise increase on Blue Oaks Boulevard from the project site to Westbrook Boulevard and states that no additional feasible mitigation is available. Utilities / Infrastructure Capacity New or expanded utility infrastructure or determination of inadequate capacity. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Section 3.11, pp. 3.11-13 to 3.11-21; Chapter 4, p. 4-26; Chapter 5, p. 5-9. The DEIR identifies significant and unavoidable cumulative utility impacts because recycled-water infrastructure improvements needed for full buildout have not yet been specifically located, designed, timed, or evaluated for construction methods, so the environmental impacts cannot be fully evaluated and feasible mitigation cannot be identified. Aesthetics / Visual Character and Quality Visual character and quality. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Chapter 4, p. 4-29; Chapter 5, pp. 5-9 to 5-10. The DEIR identifies cumulative visual-character impacts as significant and unavoidable because the project would combine with other development to place urban uses next to agricultural, grazing, and open-space areas, substantially degrading visual quality. Aesthetics / Light and Glare Light and glare. DEIR Executive Summary, p. ES-4; Chapter 4, pp. 4-29 to 4-30; Chapter 5, p. 5-10. The DEIR identifies cumulative light and glare impacts as significant and unavoidable because the project would combine with other development to increase daytime glare and nighttime lighting in areas that currently have more scattered and dispersed light sources. ## “Unknown unknowns” and why No Project is the cleanest avoidance alternative The proposed Phillip Road Project has **admitted unavoidable impacts plus uncertainty about the real operational intensity of the proposed innovation/data-center uses**. Key uncertainty points include: 1. **Unknown future tenants.** The DEIR acknowledges actual tenants are not known, and uses that uncertainty in the GHG analysis to state that exact on-site GHG reductions cannot be quantified or guaranteed. 2. **Potential data center scale.** The Adams Broadwell letter states the DEIR fails to adequately describe the proposed data center, including size and scale, and notes record references suggesting a potential 40–45 MW data center. 3. **Battery Energy Storage System risk.** The comment letter argues the DEIR fails to disclose, analyze, and mitigate BESS risks, including lithium-ion thermal runaway, fire, explosion, toxic gas release, air-quality impacts, public-health risks, and fire hazards. 4. **Infrastructure sizing and regional growth-inducement questions.** A separate public comment letter argues the infrastructure is sized/configured for a regional freight corridor and large-scale data-center facility, including a 60-inch sewer trunk line, high-voltage substation, large backup generation capacity, recycled-water cooling demand, and Placer Parkway / STAA freight-alignment issues. 5. **Placer Parkway / interchange reservation.** The comment letter argues the 22.7-acre reservation is a project characteristic, not merely an external cumulative condition, and that siting the innovation center at a future regional expressway interchange has not been adequately analyzed as a project-specific freight/air-quality/traffic feature. From a risk-avoidance standpoint, **not approving the project avoids both the admitted known residual impacts and the unresolved “unknown unknowns” associated with future tenant mix, data-center intensity, backup generation, BESS hazards, cooling demand, freight routing, and infrastructure growth inducement.** ## Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center Roseville residents are concerned about increased noise, traffic, environmental impacts, water quality and supply, infrastructure strain, and the loss of land currently designated for public and community-serving purposes. [ Sign Change.org petition to Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center ](https://www.change.org/p/stop-phillip-road-site-rezoning-that-could-allow-an-ai-data-center) --- ### [About Save Reason Farms](https://savereasonfarms.org/about-us/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** ## Preserving Reason Farms for future generations Save Reason Farms is a community-centered preservation effort dedicated to protecting Reason Farms and the Phillip Road Site from industrial development that would permanently alter one of Roseville’s meaningful remaining rural landscapes. Phillips Road Site, also known as the Reason Farms Panhandle parcel, is located at 6382 Phillip Road in Roseville, California. Phillip Road Site consists of 237.3 acres on the parcel of Public/Quasi-Public land identified by Placer County Assessor at APN 017-101-008-000. Our purpose is simple: **protect the land, preserve its story, inform the public, and encourage civic action before an irreplaceable place is lost.** Reason Farms is more than open land. It is part of Roseville’s local heritage, rural character, environmental setting, and community identity. The site is connected to the Pleasant Grove Creek watershed and sits near neighborhoods, schools, parks, trails, and areas where families walk, bike, commute, learn, and gather. Today, the Phillip Road Site faces proposed private development for industrial and so-called ‘innovation’ uses, **including zoning that could allow a data center**. Save Reason Farms exists to help residents understand what is at stake and why long-term preservation is the better public-interest outcome. --- ## Our Mission Save Reason Farms works to protect Reason Farms through public education, preservation advocacy, civic participation, and transparent access to information. We believe communities make better decisions when residents have access to clear facts, public records, environmental information, planning history, media coverage, and meaningful opportunities to participate. Our mission is to: - Preserve the history, rural character, and public significance of Reason Farms. - Protect the Phillip Road Site from incompatible industrial development. - Share documents, news, public comments, and research in a clear and accessible way. - Encourage residents to participate in local decision-making. - Support long-term stewardship of land, water, wildlife, and community quality of life. --- ## Why Reason Farms Matters Reason Farms represents a lasting place in a fast-changing region. Preservation is not only about protecting land. It is about protecting memory, identity, environmental context, and the shared sense of place that communities carry forward. The live Save Reason Farms site describes this work as preserving a meaningful piece of community history and keeping attention on a property with cultural and historical meaning. The Phillip Road Site also raises broader public-interest concerns. Industrial development in this location may affect traffic, air quality, water quality, water availability, wildlife, neighborhood character, and the peaceful suburban/rural setting of the Reason Farms region. That is why Save Reason Farms focuses on more than opposition. We focus on preservation, transparency, education, and responsible civic engagement. --- ## What We Stand For ### Responsible land use The Phillip Road Site is not an isolated industrial parcel. It is near homes, schools, parks, recreational areas, and community travel corridors. Save Reason Farms advocates for land-use decisions that respect surrounding neighborhoods, public health, environmental resources, and Roseville’s long-term quality of life. ### Environmental stewardship Reason Farms is connected to the Pleasant Grove Creek watershed, and the archived site specifically identifies water flowing across the farmland through Pleasant Grove Creek as a defining feature of the property. Protecting this landscape means paying attention to water, habitat, open space, and cumulative environmental impacts. ### Community health and safety Residents have raised concerns about diesel truck traffic, air pollution, congestion, noise, hazardous materials, greenhouse gas emissions, and safety for children, seniors, cyclists, pedestrians, and nearby neighborhoods. Save Reason Farms helps keep those concerns visible in the public record. ### Public transparency Public decisions deserve public scrutiny. Save Reason Farms supports informed civic participation by sharing documents, media coverage, public comment letters, updates, and research resources so residents can better understand the issues and participate effectively. ### Preservation for future generations Once a place like Reason Farms is industrialized, its rural character, environmental setting, and historic meaning cannot easily be restored. Our work is rooted in the belief that future generations deserve the chance to understand and benefit from this landscape. --- ## What We Do Save Reason Farms helps the community stay informed, organized, and engaged. We: - Publish updates about the Phillip Road Site and related preservation efforts. - Maintain access to documents, public comment letters, media coverage, videos, and research resources. - Share educational information about why Reason Farms matters. - Encourage residents to speak up, submit comments, attend public meetings, and follow the decision-making process. - Build public support for long-term protection and thoughtful stewardship. Our role is to make information easier to find, easier to understand, and easier to act upon. --- ## A Community Effort Save Reason Farms is powered by the belief that residents have a meaningful role in shaping the future of their community. Whether you are a neighbor, parent, cyclist, student, environmental advocate, local business owner, longtime Roseville resident, or someone learning about Reason Farms for the first time, your voice matters. Preservation succeeds when communities stay informed and involved. Save Reason Farms exists to help make that participation possible. --- ## Our Vision We envision Reason Farms protected as a lasting community asset rather than converted into incompatible industrial use. We envision a future where Roseville’s growth is thoughtful, transparent, and respectful of neighborhoods, natural resources, public health, and local history. We envision Reason Farms remembered not as a missed opportunity, but as a place the community chose to protect. --- ## Join Us Reason Farms cannot be protected by awareness alone. It requires people who are willing to learn, share, speak, write, attend, document, and advocate. You can help by reading updates, reviewing public documents, sharing information with neighbors, submitting public comments, volunteering, and encouraging others to get involved. **Help protect Reason Farms. Help preserve a meaningful piece of Roseville’s history. Help keep the Phillip Road Site from becoming an industrial development that permanently changes the character of this land.** **Stand with Save Reason Farms.** ## Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center Roseville residents are concerned about increased noise, traffic, environmental impacts, water quality and supply, infrastructure strain, and the loss of land currently designated for public and community-serving purposes. [ Sign Change.org petition to Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center ](https://www.change.org/p/stop-phillip-road-site-rezoning-that-could-allow-an-ai-data-center) --- ### [Home](https://savereasonfarms.org/home/) **Published:** May 24, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** **What is happening?** A high-intensity mixed-use project is proposed for the Phillip Road Site. The requested General Plan amendment and rezoning would allow industrial/‘innovation’ uses, including a potential data center, and the DEIR evaluates data-center-related infrastructure demands. **Why it’s a problem?** Private development of Roseville’s Phillip Road Site threatens water quality, water availability, traffic, air quality, wildlife, and the peaceful suburban/rural character of the Reason Farms region. ## Join us and help stop rezoning that could allow a data center and other industrial/‘innovation’ uses on the Phillip Road Site. ### **How you can help:** 1. **Sign** this Change.org petition “**[Stop Phillip Road Site Rezoning That Could Allow an AI Data Center](https://www.change.org/p/stop-phillip-road-site-rezoning-that-could-allow-an-ai-data-center)**“ 2. [**Email City of Roseville Councilmembers**](https://savereasonfarms.org/roseville-city-council-contact-information/) and urge them to vote NO on rezoning the Phillip Road Site 3. Subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates about zoning concerning the Phillip Road Site --- ### [Volunteer to Help Save Reason Farms](https://savereasonfarms.org/volunteer/) **Published:** June 4, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** First Name Last Name Email Mobile Phone ZIP Code Roseville District District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 I am interested in helping with Email Roseville City Councilmembers Email the Roseville Planning Commission Attend and speak at City Council meetings Create, print, and distribute yard signs Lead neighborhood outreach Manage social media and local influencers Monitor Roseville City agendas, documents, and public notices Volunteer --- ### [Contact Us](https://savereasonfarms.org/contact-us/) **Published:** May 24, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** We welcome questions, historical information, partnership inquiries, and messages of support as we work to preserve Reason Farms for future generations. First Name Last Name Email Subject Message Send --- ### [Media Coverage](https://savereasonfarms.org/media-coverage/) **Published:** May 24, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** ## Videos about industrial development at Phillip Road Site proposed by private developer Panattoni Development Company ![West Roseville neighbors express concern for controversial proposed business park | To The Point](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/1-West-Roseville-neighbors-express-concern-for-controversial-proposed-business-park-scaled.png) #### West Roseville neighbors express concern for controversial proposed business park | To The Point ![City of Roseville Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan: Inaccuracies on Maps relating to Flood Risk Hazards](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/2-City-of-Roseville-Multi-Hazard-Mitigation-Plan-Inaccuracies-on-Maps-relating-to-Flood-Risk-Hazards-scaled.png) #### City of Roseville Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan: Inaccuracies on Maps relating to Flood Risk Hazards ![Pleasant Grove Creek Watershed](https://img.youtube.com/vi/EyTZEoM60W8/maxresdefault.jpg) #### Pleasant Grove Creek Watershed ![Al Johnson Wildlife Area | Aerial Footage | Mounds of asphalt and trucks on August 28, 2023](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/4-Al-Johnson-Wildlife-Area-Aerial-Footage-Mounds-of-asphalt-and-trucks-on-August-28-2023-scaled.png) #### Al Johnson Wildlife Area | Aerial Footage | Mounds of asphalt and trucks on August 28, 2023 ![Pushback to rezone of the Phillip Road Site aka Reason Farms Panhandle parcel CBS News Sacramento](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/5-Pushback-to-rezone-of-the-Phillip-Road-Site-aka-Reason-Farms-Panhandle-parcel-CBS-News-Sacramento-scaled.png) #### Pushback to rezone of the Phillip Road Site aka Reason Farms Panhandle parcel CBS News Sacramento ![Drone views of Phillip Road Site aka Reason Farms Panhandle "DO NOT REZONE AS INDUSTRIAL"](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/6-Drone-views-of-Phillip-Road-Site-aka-Reason-Farms-Panhandle-DO-NOT-REZONE-AS-INDUSTRIAL-scaled.png) #### Drone views of Phillip Road Site aka Reason Farms Panhandle "DO NOT REZONE AS INDUSTRIAL" ![Roseville City Councilmembers remove "industrial" in budget item relating to electrical substation.](https://img.youtube.com/vi/-g5dSjjmpJ0/maxresdefault.jpg) #### Roseville City Councilmembers remove "industrial" in budget item relating to electrical substation. ![SRF Action Committee Stop Proposed Roseville Industrial Park (aka the Phillip Road Site)](https://img.youtube.com/vi/YFKqW0OaDCE/maxresdefault.jpg) #### SRF Action Committee Stop Proposed Roseville Industrial Park (aka the Phillip Road Site) --- ### [Why This Matters Locally](https://savereasonfarms.org/why-this-matters-locally/) **Published:** May 31, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** Communities across political lines are questioning whether large AI data center projects are compatible with nearby residential areas, rural land, farms, schools, parks, trails, and public infrastructure. For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the issue is not whether artificial intelligence or cloud infrastructure has value. **Roseville Citizens are Concerned About Quality of Life** **The issue is whether this specific parcel** is an appropriate or inappropriate location for industrial-scale uses (such as an AI Data Center), and whether residents have received a complete, transparent, and enforceable explanation of likely impacts. Parcel Address: [6382 Phillip Rd, Roseville, CA 95747, USA](https://savereasonfarms.org/vote-no-industrial-rezoning/) The so-called “balanced” plan (as described by the private developer) proposes a potential “innovation” use (AI Data Center). **Bottom Line:** The disclosed and undisclosed adverse impacts to Roseville citizens do not justify an amendment to Roseville’s General Plan and a zoning change of the specific parcel from Public/Quasi Public (P/QP) to Industrial or “innovation” / AI Data Center. **Important local questions include:** - Would the proposed rezoning allow an AI Data Center or similar industrial-scale technology facilities? - How close would AI Data Center be to homes, farms, parks, schools, trails, and open space? - What construction and operational noise sources could occur from AI Data Center? - Would cooling systems, backup generators, transformers, substations, or truck activity operate near sensitive uses? - How much electricity, water, road capacity, and public infrastructure could the AI Data Center require? - What enforceable protections would apply if noise, vibration, glare, traffic, or utility impacts occur as a result of an AI Data Center? - Has the environmental review evaluated worst-case and cumulative impacts caused by an AI Data Center on that parcel? Save Reason Farms supports transparent environmental review, enforceable mitigation, and meaningful public participation before any major zoning change is approved. **Parcel Address:** 6382 Phillip Rd, Roseville, CA 95747, USA [ ![Placer County Assessor at APN 017 101 008 000](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Placer-County-Assessor-at-APN-017-101-008-000-2048x1152.webp "Placer County Assessor at APN 017101008000 Proposed Phillip Road Site") ](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Placer-County-Assessor-at-APN-017-101-008-000-scaled.webp) ## Phillip Road Site on Google Map --- ### [Reasons to Protect and Preserve Reason Farms](https://savereasonfarms.org/reasons-to-protect-and-preserve/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** ## A lasting place worth defending Reason Farms is more than vacant land. It is part of Roseville’s rural heritage, environmental setting, and community identity. The Phillip Road Site — also known as the Reason Farms Panhandle — is a 237.3-acre parcel located at 6382 Phillip Road in Roseville, California, identified by Placer County Assessor as APN 017-101-008-000. The archived Save Reason Farms page describes the site as adjacent to conservation easements, creeks, neighborhoods, schools, existing parks, proposed parks, and the Pleasant Grove Creek floodplain. Save Reason Farms exists because this land deserves a better future than incompatible industrial development. The current Save Reason Farms homepage explains that private development of the Phillip Road Site threatens water quality, water availability, traffic, air quality, wildlife, and the peaceful suburban/rural character of the Reason Farms region. Protecting Reason Farms means protecting a meaningful place before it is permanently changed. --- ## 1. Reason Farms is part of Roseville’s heritage and rural character Roseville has grown rapidly, but places like Reason Farms still remind us of the region’s agricultural roots, open landscapes, and historic sense of place. Preservation is not only about preventing construction. It is about honoring the stories, stewardship, and community memory attached to land. Save Reason Farms emphasizes that preserving Reason Farms means preserving a meaningful piece of community history and helping future generations understand why this landscape matters. Once rural land is converted to industrial use, its character is rarely recovered. Reason Farms should remain visible, valued, and protected as part of Roseville’s living history. --- ## 2. The Phillip Road Site is too close to homes, schools, parks, and community spaces Industrial development may be appropriate in some locations, but the Phillip Road Site is the wrong place. The archived Save Reason Farms page explains that Roseville residents oppose industrial development on the Reason Farms Panhandle because the parcel is too close to conservation easements, creeks, neighborhoods, schools, existing parks, and proposed parks. This is not a remote industrial corridor next to a freeway. It is an exposed location near people’s homes, children’s routes to school, recreational areas, open space, and community-serving infrastructure. Land-use decisions should protect public health, neighborhood stability, and quality of life. Placing large-scale industrial or “innovation” uses in this setting would create unnecessary conflict with surrounding residential and environmental uses. --- ## 3. Pleasant Grove Creek and the watershed deserve protection Reason Farms is connected to the Pleasant Grove Creek watershed. Water flows through and near the Phillip Road Site, and the archived page identifies the site’s relationship to Pleasant Grove Creek, the Pleasant Grove Creek floodplain, and nearby protected lands. Watersheds are not isolated features. They connect land, habitat, downstream water quality, seasonal flows, vegetation, wildlife movement, and floodplain function. Protecting Reason Farms helps preserve the environmental context around Pleasant Grove Creek and reduces the risk that industrial grading, paving, runoff, truck activity, fuel residues, heat-island effects, or operational pollutants will degrade a sensitive landscape. A healthy watershed is a public asset. It should not be sacrificed for short-term private development. --- ## 4. Nearby conservation lands and habitat should not be undermined Reason Farms is located near conservation easements and protected open space. The archived page specifically notes that the Phillip Road Site is adjacent to the Reason Farms Conservation Easement and near the Al Johnson Wildlife Area. Conservation areas do not function well when they are surrounded or pressured by incompatible industrial uses. Noise, lighting, traffic, emissions, runoff, edge effects, and habitat fragmentation can reduce the value of nearby protected lands. The broader Reason Farms area includes grasslands, oak woodlands, vernal pools, and riparian habitat, according to language quoted on the archived page from SMUD’s Country Acres Solar Project EIR. Preservation should be viewed regionally. Protecting the Phillip Road Site strengthens the long-term integrity of nearby habitat and open-space systems. --- ## 5. Industrial truck traffic would burden local roads Proposed industrial development could attempt to rely on City roads as trucking corridors, including Blue Oaks Boulevard, Phillip Road, Westbrook Boulevard, and Baseline Road. That matters because truck-intensive uses change the character and safety of local roads. They can increase congestion, pavement wear, diesel emissions, turning conflicts, vibration, and risks for drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, students, and nearby residents. Roseville is not a trucking hub. Industrial projects that depend on heavy truck movement should be located in places designed for that purpose, close to appropriate freight corridors and away from sensitive residential and recreational areas. Reason Farms should not become the reason local streets are transformed into industrial access routes. --- ## 6. Air quality, noise, and vibration impacts are serious community concerns Industrial development can bring emissions, noise, vibration, idling vehicles, backup alarms, loading activity, lighting, and round-the-clock operations. The archived Save Reason Farms page specifically identifies community concerns about air quality, noise, vibration, greenhouse gas emissions, pulmonary disease, and cancer risk. These concerns are especially important where development is near homes, parks, schools, trails, and senior recreation areas. Public health should be central to land-use decisions. Children, seniors, outdoor workers, cyclists, walkers, and people with respiratory conditions should not bear avoidable impacts from a poorly located industrial project. --- ## 7. The land is publicly owned and should serve the public interest The archived page states that the Phillip Road Site is owned by the City of Roseville and zoned Public/Quasi-Public. It also notes that Panattoni Development Company entered into an exclusive option contract with the City to develop the site as an industrial park. Because the property is publicly owned, the public interest should come first. A City-owned property of this size and environmental context should be evaluated through the lens of long-term community benefit, not merely private development opportunity. Public land should support public values: preservation, open space, recreation, habitat protection, watershed stewardship, civic benefit, and compatibility with surrounding neighborhoods. The community deserves a transparent discussion about whether industrial development is the highest and best public use for this land. --- ## 8. CEQA review should fully disclose and address environmental impacts The California Environmental Quality Act exists to inform decision-makers and the public about the potential environmental effects of proposed activities and to help prevent significant, avoidable environmental damage. The archived Save Reason Farms page identifies CEQA and Environmental Impact Report review as central to understanding the consequences of the proposed development. For a site of this scale and sensitivity, environmental review should be rigorous, transparent, and complete. The public deserves careful analysis of traffic, air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, biological resources, water quality, hydrology, noise, land-use compatibility, public health, cumulative impacts, and feasible alternatives. Preservation should be seriously considered as a reasonable and responsible alternative. --- ## 9. Reason Farms supports recreation, open space, and quality of life Roseville’s quality of life depends on more than housing and commercial growth. It also depends on parks, trails, open space, wildlife areas, clean air, scenic landscapes, and places that allow residents to experience a quieter connection to land. The archived page states plainly that industrial development on the Phillip Road Site is incompatible with quality of life and recreation in Roseville. Protecting Reason Farms would help preserve the character of the surrounding area and maintain the sense of openness that makes western Roseville distinctive. A city’s future is shaped by what it chooses not to destroy. --- ## 10. Preservation is a responsible long-term choice Industrial development may provide short-term economic activity, but preservation protects permanent community value. Reason Farms can continue to serve as part of a larger public legacy: a landscape tied to history, habitat, watershed function, open space, and community identity. Save Reason Farms frames its mission around protecting the land, sharing its history, and building public support for long-term preservation through awareness, advocacy, and community action. The question is not simply whether the land can be developed. The better question is whether it should be. For Reason Farms, the answer is clear: this land should be protected and preserved for future generations. --- # Protect Reason Farms. Preserve Roseville’s future. Reason Farms is a rare and meaningful place. It is connected to habitat, water, open space, neighborhoods, schools, parks, and the future character of Roseville. The Phillip Road Site should not become an industrial experiment at the expense of nearby residents, public health, wildlife, local roads, and the Pleasant Grove Creek watershed. Save Reason Farms invites residents, community members, advocates, and decision-makers to stand together for a better outcome. **Protect the land. Preserve the history. Defend the community. Save Reason Farms.** --- ### [AI Data Centers](https://savereasonfarms.org/ai-data-centers/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** ### [ Related Video: People aren’t being heard ](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-people-are-not-being-heard/) May 30, 2026 This video features Erin Brockovich discussing public concern and community opposition surrounding AI data center development. The video is relevant to residents evaluating whether large technology infrastructure is appropriate near homes, farms, schools, parks, trails, and open space. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube Video Title: “Erin Brockovich on AI data centers: ‘People aren’t being heard’” Reference Title: “Data Center Noise Complaint” Original URL: **Resource:** [Brockovich AI Data Center Reporting](https://www.brockovichdatacenter.com/index.html#) ### [ Related Video: Developers running into problems trying to build data centers ](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-developers-running-into-problems-trying-to-build-data-centers/) May 30, 2026 This video discusses growing public backlash to data center development across the United States, including concerns about projects that power artificial intelligence and internet infrastructure. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / CBS News Boston Video Title: “Developers running into problems trying to build data centers” Original URL: ### [ Related Video: Exposing The Dark Side of America’s AI Data Center Explosion ](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-exposing-the-dark-side-of-americas-ai-data-center-explosion/) May 30, 2026 This Business Insider video examines the rapid expansion of AI-related data centers in the United States and the impacts that large-scale data center development may have on nearby communities, infrastructure, energy demand, water use, and local quality of life. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / Business Insider Series: View From Above Video Title: “Exposing The Dark Side of America’s AI Data Center Explosion” Published: September 12, 2025 Original URL: ### [ “I feel trapped and… really scared’: Damage being done as data centers pop up nationwide ](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/i-feel-trapped-and-really-scared-damage-being-done-as-data-centers-pop-up-nationwide/) May 30, 2026 This video discusses community concerns about the rapid spread of data centers across the United States, including quality-of-life impacts experienced by nearby residents. MS NOW’s Antonia Hylton is joined by Maily Kocinski, who lives in a small Wisconsin town near a Meta data center, to discuss the environmental issues and changes she’s seen since the data center opened. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / MS NOW Related Publisher Listing: Yahoo News Video Title: “‘I feel trapped and… really scared’: Damage being done as data centers pop up nationwide” Published: May 22, 2026 Original URL: ### [ Related Video: I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive Data Center ](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-i-live-400-yards-from-mark-zuckerbergs-massive-data-center/) May 30, 2026 This video reports on resident concerns near large data center facilities in rural Georgia, including noise, pollution, electricity costs, infrastructure strain, and the quality-of-life impacts that can arise when massive technology facilities are placed close to homes. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / More Perfect Union Video Title: “I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive Data Center” Published: March 27, 2025 Original URL: ### [ Related Video: What’s that sound? It’s Mount Pleasant’s new AI data center ](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-what-is-that-sound-it-is-mount-pleasant-new-ai-data-center/) May 29, 2026 This video discusses resident concerns near a new AI data center campus in Mount Pleasant, including noise and other local impacts associated with large-scale technology infrastructure. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube Video Title: “What’s that sound? It’s Mount Pleasant’s new AI data center” Reference Topic: Data Center Noise Complaint / AI Data Center Community Impacts Original URL: --- --- ### [Information Disclaimer](https://savereasonfarms.org/information-disclaimer/) **Published:** May 29, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** Content Provided for General Information Purposes Only Material on this website is provided by Save Reason Farms for general informational purposes only. 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District 1 - Councilmember: Tracy Mendonsa - [ Email: tamendonsa@roseville.ca.gov ](mailto:tamendonsa@roseville.ca.gov) - Phone: 916-517-7778 District 2 - Councilmember: Pauline Roccucci - [ Email: proccucci@roseville.ca.gov ](mailto:proccucci@roseville.ca.gov) - Phone: 916-508-5807 District 3 - Councilmember: Bruce Houdesheldt - [ Email: bhoudesheldt@roseville.ca.gov ](mailto:bhoudesheldt@roseville.ca.gov) - Phone: 916-365-5863 District 4 - Mayor: Krista Bernasconi - [ Email: kbernasconi@roseville.ca.gov ](mailto:kbernasconi@roseville.ca.gov) District 5 - Councilmember: Karen Alvord - [ Email: kalvord@roseville.ca.gov ](mailto:kalvord@roseville.ca.gov) - Phone: 916-784-0240 --- ### [Events > Monthly View](https://savereasonfarms.org/events-monthly-view/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** --- ### [Subscribe](https://savereasonfarms.org/subscribe/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** ![Reason Farms Panhandle - Logo](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Reason-Farms-Panhandle-Logo-Version-3-151x300.webp) --- ### [Get Involved](https://savereasonfarms.org/get-involved/) **Published:** May 24, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** ![](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/1367166476.jpg)###### Get Involved # Help Preserve Reason Farms Join Save Reason Farms in protecting local history, building public awareness, and supporting preservation efforts for future generations. 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The local concern is that the proposed Innovation Tech Park zoning would allow a data center, and the **[DEIR analyzes data-center-related infrastructure demands](https://savereasonfarms.org/ceqa-impact-analysis-proposed-phillip-road-project/)**. --- ### [Footer](https://savereasonfarms.org/?elementor_library=footer) **Published:** May 25, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** Content area --- ### [Documents - Multiple](https://savereasonfarms.org/?elementor_library=documents) **Published:** May 25, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** --- ### [Header](https://savereasonfarms.org/?elementor_library=header) **Published:** May 24, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** Content area --- ### [The Events Calendar - Starter](https://savereasonfarms.org/?elementor_library=the-events-calendar-starter) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** [« All Events](https://savereasonfarms.org/events/) This event has passed. postponed (DEMO) This event has been postponed. # Your Events Calendar Template June 4 @ 5:40 pm $10 ![](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/resources/images/placeholder.png) ### Categories: [Demo Category](#) ### Tags: [ demo-tag-1](#),[ demo-tag-2](#) ### Website: ## John Doe [ 555-555-5555 ](tel:555-555-5555) [View Organizer Website](http://theeventscaledndar.com) [ info@theeventscalendar.com ](mailto:info@theeventscalendar.com) ### Mock Venue 1005 S Michigan Ave Chicago, Illinois United States [+ Google Map](https://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=1005+S+Michigan+Ave+Chicago+Illinois+United+States "Click to view a Google Map") [ 123-456-7890 ](tel:123-456-7890) [View Venue Website](http://theeventscaledndar.com) Add to calendar - [Google Calendar](#) - [iCalendar](#) - [Outlook 365](#) - [Outlook Live](#) - [ Previous Event ](#) - [ Next Event ](#) --- ### [The Events Calendar - Dynamic template](https://savereasonfarms.org/?elementor_library=the-events-calendar-dynamic-template) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** [« All Events](https://savereasonfarms.org/events/) This event has passed. postponed (DEMO) This event has been postponed. # Your Events Calendar Template June 4 @ 5:40 pm $10 ![](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/resources/images/placeholder.png) A recent Las Vegas Review-Journal article reports that Reno became the first local government in Nevada to pause new data center applications after a city council vote. ### Source and Attribution Source: Las Vegas Review-Journal Article: “This Nevada city is the first to pause new data centers” Original URL: ### Why This Matters Locally The article is relevant to Roseville residents because it shows that communities across the western United States are taking a closer look at the land-use, infrastructure, energy, water, and neighborhood impacts of large data center projects. For the Phillip Road Site rezoning debate, the lesson is clear: residents have a right to ask detailed questions before major zoning changes are approved. A proposal described as “innovation” or “economic development” may still create industrial-scale impacts that deserve careful public review. Important questions include: - What permanent land-use changes would the rezoning allow? - Would the project increase demand on electricity, water, roads, emergency services, or other public infrastructure? - Are nearby residents, farms, schools, parks, and open spaces adequately protected? - Has the public received complete, understandable, and timely information? - Are decision-makers preserving long-term community interests? 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It's Mount Pleasant's new AI data center](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-what-is-that-sound-it-is-mount-pleasant-new-ai-data-center/) **Published:** May 29, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This video discusses resident concerns near a new AI data center campus in Mount Pleasant, including noise and other local impacts associated with large-scale technology infrastructure. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube Video Title: “What’s that sound? It’s Mount Pleasant’s new AI data center” Reference Topic: Data Center Noise Complaint / AI Data Center Community Impacts Original URL: **Agencies / Sources:** Consultant **Media Coverage Categories:** Video **Project Areas:** Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### [Related Video: I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg's Massive Data Center](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-i-live-400-yards-from-mark-zuckerbergs-massive-data-center/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This video reports on resident concerns near large data center facilities in rural Georgia, including noise, pollution, electricity costs, infrastructure strain, and the quality-of-life impacts that can arise when massive technology facilities are placed close to homes. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / More Perfect Union Video Title: “I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive Data Center” Published: March 27, 2025 Original URL: **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Media Coverage Categories:** Video **Project Areas:** Hidden data center profile, Noise impacts, Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### [Related Video: Man says Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home's value](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-man-says-amazon-data-center-construction-upended-his-life-hurt-his-home-value/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This video discusses a homeowner’s concerns about nearby Amazon data center construction, including disruption to daily life and potential harm to residential property value. Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home’s value. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube Video Title: “Man says Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home’s value” Reference Title: “Data Center Noise Complaint” Original URL: **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Project Areas:** Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### ["I feel trapped and... really scared': Damage being done as data centers pop up nationwide](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/i-feel-trapped-and-really-scared-damage-being-done-as-data-centers-pop-up-nationwide/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This video discusses community concerns about the rapid spread of data centers across the United States, including quality-of-life impacts experienced by nearby residents. MS NOW’s Antonia Hylton is joined by Maily Kocinski, who lives in a small Wisconsin town near a Meta data center, to discuss the environmental issues and changes she’s seen since the data center opened. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / MS NOW Related Publisher Listing: Yahoo News Video Title: “‘I feel trapped and… really scared’: Damage being done as data centers pop up nationwide” Published: May 22, 2026 Original URL: **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Media Coverage Categories:** Video **Project Areas:** Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### [Related Video: Exposing The Dark Side of America’s AI Data Center Explosion](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-exposing-the-dark-side-of-americas-ai-data-center-explosion/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This Business Insider video examines the rapid expansion of AI-related data centers in the United States and the impacts that large-scale data center development may have on nearby communities, infrastructure, energy demand, water use, and local quality of life. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / Business Insider Series: View From Above Video Title: “Exposing The Dark Side of America’s AI Data Center Explosion” Published: September 12, 2025 Original URL: **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Media Coverage Categories:** Video **Project Areas:** Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### [Related Video: Developers running into problems trying to build data centers](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-developers-running-into-problems-trying-to-build-data-centers/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This video discusses growing public backlash to data center development across the United States, including concerns about projects that power artificial intelligence and internet infrastructure. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / CBS News Boston Video Title: “Developers running into problems trying to build data centers” Original URL: **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Media Coverage Categories:** Video **Project Areas:** Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### [Related Video: People aren’t being heard](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-people-are-not-being-heard/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** This video features Erin Brockovich discussing public concern and community opposition surrounding AI data center development. The video is relevant to residents evaluating whether large technology infrastructure is appropriate near homes, farms, schools, parks, trails, and open space. ### Source and Attribution Source: YouTube Video Title: “Erin Brockovich on AI data centers: ‘People aren’t being heard’” Reference Title: “Data Center Noise Complaint” Original URL: **Resource:** [Brockovich AI Data Center Reporting](https://www.brockovichdatacenter.com/index.html#) **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Media Coverage Categories:** Video **Project Areas:** Videos About AI Data Centers --- ### [City of Roseville’s Disposition of the Property at 6382 Phillip Road – Notice of Violation](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/city-of-rosevilles-disposition-of-the-property-at-6382-phillip-road-notice-of-violation/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) issues this Notice of Violation (NOV) regarding the City of Roseville’s (City) proposed disposition of approximately 236.26 acres of land located at 6382 Phillip Road in Roseville (Property). If the City does not cure or correct all such violations by February 4, 2024, and elects to proceed with the disposition of the Property, a penalty will be assessed to the City equal to 30 percent of the final sales price. (Gov. Code, § 54230.5, subd. (a)(1).) HCD may also pursue additional remedies authorized under Government Code sections 65585 and 65585.1 **Agencies / Sources:** HCD **Document Types:** Notice of Violation --- ### [DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR THE Phillip Road Project State Clearinghouse No. 2025060240](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/draft-environmental-impact-report-for-the-phillip-road-project-state-clearinghouse-no-2025060240/) **Published:** May 30, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** The DEIR acknowledges that the Phillip Road Project would create environmental impacts that cannot be fully mitigated, including significant and unavoidable impacts related to transportation, air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, traffic noise, utility infrastructure, aesthetics, and light/glare. **Agencies / Sources:** City of Roseville **Document Types:** Draft EIR --- ### [Advocacy Concerning Draft Environmental Impact Report for Phillip Road Project (SCH No. 2025060240)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/comments-on-draft-environmental-impact-report-for-phillip-road-project-sch-no-2025060240/) **Published:** May 25, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Excerpt:** Based on our review of the DEIR, it is clear that the DEIR fails as an informational document under CEQA and lacks substantial evidence to support its conclusions that the Project’s significant impacts would be mitigated to the greatest extent feasible. **Content:** - ## [Related Video: People aren’t being heard](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-people-are-not-being-heard/) [![Related Video: People aren’t being heard](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Erin-Brockovich-on-AI-data-centers-People-arent-being-heard.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-people-are-not-being-heard/)This video features Erin Brockovich discussing public concern and community opposition surrounding AI data center development. The video is relevant to residents evaluating whether large technology infrastructure is appropriate near homes, farms, schools, parks, trails, and open space. Source and Attribution Source: YouTubeVideo Title: “Erin Brockovich on AI data centers: ‘People aren’t being heard’”Reference Title:… --- May 30, 2026 - ## [Related Video: Developers running into problems trying to build data centers](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-developers-running-into-problems-trying-to-build-data-centers/) [![Related Video: Developers running into problems trying to build data centers](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Developers-running-into-problems-trying-to-build-data-centers.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-developers-running-into-problems-trying-to-build-data-centers/)This video discusses growing public backlash to data center development across the United States, including concerns about projects that power artificial intelligence and internet infrastructure. Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / CBS News BostonVideo Title: “Developers running into problems trying to build data centers”Original URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwXPjvep8Ew https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vwXPjvep8Ew --- May 30, 2026 - ## [Related Video: Exposing The Dark Side of America’s AI Data Center Explosion](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-exposing-the-dark-side-of-americas-ai-data-center-explosion/) [![Related Video: Exposing The Dark Side of America’s AI Data Center Explosion](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Exposing-The-Dark-Side-of-Americas-AI-Data-Center-Explosion.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-exposing-the-dark-side-of-americas-ai-data-center-explosion/)This Business Insider video examines the rapid expansion of AI-related data centers in the United States and the impacts that large-scale data center development may have on nearby communities, infrastructure, energy demand, water use, and local quality of life. Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / Business InsiderSeries: View From AboveVideo Title: “Exposing The Dark Side… --- May 30, 2026 - ## [“I feel trapped and… really scared’: Damage being done as data centers pop up nationwide](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/i-feel-trapped-and-really-scared-damage-being-done-as-data-centers-pop-up-nationwide/) [![“I feel trapped and… really scared’: Damage being done as data centers pop up nationwide](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/I-feel-trapped-and-.-really-scared-Damage-being-done-as-data-centers-pop-up-nationwide.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/i-feel-trapped-and-really-scared-damage-being-done-as-data-centers-pop-up-nationwide/)This video discusses community concerns about the rapid spread of data centers across the United States, including quality-of-life impacts experienced by nearby residents. MS NOW’s Antonia Hylton is joined by Maily Kocinski, who lives in a small Wisconsin town near a Meta data center, to discuss the environmental issues and changes she’s seen since the… --- May 30, 2026 - ## [Related Video: Man says Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home’s value](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-man-says-amazon-data-center-construction-upended-his-life-hurt-his-home-value/) [![Related Video: Man says Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home’s value](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Man-says-Amazon-data-center-construction-upended-his-life-hurt-his-homes-value.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-man-says-amazon-data-center-construction-upended-his-life-hurt-his-home-value/)This video discusses a homeowner’s concerns about nearby Amazon data center construction, including disruption to daily life and potential harm to residential property value. Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home’s value. Source and Attribution Source: YouTubeVideo Title: “Man says Amazon data center construction upended his life, hurt his home’s value”Reference Title:… --- May 30, 2026 - ## [Related Video: I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive Data Center](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-i-live-400-yards-from-mark-zuckerbergs-massive-data-center/) [![Related Video: I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive Data Center](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/I-Live-400-Yards-From-Mark-Zuckerbergs-Massive-Data-Center.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-i-live-400-yards-from-mark-zuckerbergs-massive-data-center/)This video reports on resident concerns near large data center facilities in rural Georgia, including noise, pollution, electricity costs, infrastructure strain, and the quality-of-life impacts that can arise when massive technology facilities are placed close to homes. Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / More Perfect UnionVideo Title: “I Live 400 Yards From Mark Zuckerberg’s Massive… --- May 30, 2026 - ## [DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR THE Phillip Road Project State Clearinghouse No. 2025060240](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/draft-environmental-impact-report-for-the-phillip-road-project-state-clearinghouse-no-2025060240/) [![DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT FOR THE Phillip Road Project State Clearinghouse No. 2025060240](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Draft-Environmental-Impact-Report-for-the-Phillip-Road-Project-State-Clearinghouse-No.-2025060240.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/draft-environmental-impact-report-for-the-phillip-road-project-state-clearinghouse-no-2025060240/)The DEIR acknowledges that the Phillip Road Project would create environmental impacts that cannot be fully mitigated, including significant and unavoidable impacts related to transportation, air quality, greenhouse gas emissions, traffic noise, utility infrastructure, aesthetics, and light/glare. --- May 30, 2026 - ## [City of Roseville’s Disposition of the Property at 6382 Phillip Road – Notice of Violation](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/city-of-rosevilles-disposition-of-the-property-at-6382-phillip-road-notice-of-violation/) [![City of Roseville’s Disposition of the Property at 6382 Phillip Road – Notice of Violation](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/HCD-Notice-of-Violation-of-the-California-Surplus-Land-Act-from-HDC-to-the-City-of-Roseville.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/city-of-rosevilles-disposition-of-the-property-at-6382-phillip-road-notice-of-violation/)The California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) issues this Notice of Violation (NOV) regarding the City of Roseville’s (City) proposed disposition of approximately 236.26 acres of land located at 6382 Phillip Road in Roseville (Property). If the City does not cure or correct all such violations by February 4, 2024, and elects to… --- May 30, 2026 - ## [Related Video: What’s that sound? It’s Mount Pleasant’s new AI data center](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-what-is-that-sound-it-is-mount-pleasant-new-ai-data-center/) [![Related Video: What’s that sound? It’s Mount Pleasant’s new AI data center](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/What-is-that-sound-It-is-Mount-Pleasants-new-AI-data-center.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-what-is-that-sound-it-is-mount-pleasant-new-ai-data-center/)This video discusses resident concerns near a new AI data center campus in Mount Pleasant, including noise and other local impacts associated with large-scale technology infrastructure. Source and Attribution Source: YouTubeVideo Title: “What’s that sound? It’s Mount Pleasant’s new AI data center”Reference Topic: Data Center Noise Complaint / AI Data Center Community ImpactsOriginal URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc5XZJfF0kQ --- May 29, 2026 - ## [Related Video: The Data Center Boom Has a Power Problem](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-the-data-center-boom-has-a-power-problem/) [![Related Video: The Data Center Boom Has a Power Problem](https://savereasonfarms.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/The-Data-Center-Boom-Has-a-Power-Problem.webp)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/related-video-the-data-center-boom-has-a-power-problem/)This video discusses the growing power demands associated with the rapid expansion of data centers, including facilities built to support artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and internet infrastructure. Source and Attribution Source: YouTube / MS NOWVideo Title: “The Data Center Boom Has a Power Problem”Reference Topic: Data Center Power Demand / AI Infrastructure ImpactsOriginal URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z96OorfblGI --- May 29, 2026 **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Comments on the Draft EIR for Phillip Road Project (State Clearinghouse No.2025060240)](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/comments-on-the-draft-eir-for-phillip-road-project-state-clearinghouse-no-2025060240/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** The attached document is a March 23, 2026 comment letter from the Center for Biological Diversity that urges the City to correct the alleged deficiencies and prepare an EIR that complies with CEQA. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Media Coverage Categories:** Press Release **Project Areas:** Air quality and public health, Biological resources, Energy demand, Greenhouse gas emissions, Noise impacts, Water demand **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #11 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-8/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** Substantial, on-site GHG reductions measures must be included in this EIR to reduce the impact of this project to below the bright line level without the need of off-site mitigations. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #10 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-7/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** Solar panels are not optional. They are a main mitigation measure for this project. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Project Areas:** Carbon-neutral standard requested, Conflict with climate and energy-efficiency policy, Diesel generators should be replaced with BESS, Noise-wall gap near Westbrook Avenue, One-year GHG offsets are inadequate, Overhead power lines and visual impacts, Renewable natural gas mitigation is unclear, Roseville’s existing air-quality burden, Solar should not be treated as optional, Vehicle-trip assumptions may be too low **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #9 on Phillip Road Site EIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-site-eir-2/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** CEQA requires that mitigation measures be specific, feasible, and enforceable. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #8 on Phillip Road Site EIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-site-eir/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** Having tenants pay to mitigate pollutants off-site does not undo the localized health impacts of neighboring residents. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #7 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-6/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** Advanced manufacturing has no business being so close to neighborhoods, schools and sports fields. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #6 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-5/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** We need the highest quality of life possible. That is why we bought homes here and chose to raise our families here. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #5 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-4/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** A promise to make a plan later is not a valid mitigation under CEQA. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Project Areas:** "deferred mitigation", Energy and diesel generators, Fire and evacuation, flooding, Floodplain and FEMA concerns, Generator noise and vibration, Groundwater recharge, Hazards and hazardous materials, Natural gas and decarbonization, Noise impacts, permeable surfaces, solid waste, Stormwater, Transportation energy, VMT, wastewater, Water **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #4 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-3/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** The use of the word ‘innovation’ to describe the use for the site is vague, political, and deceptive. The commenter argues that the February 2026 Draft EIR for the Phillip Road Project does not comply with CEQA because it does not require all feasible mitigation measures to reduce significant and unavoidable impacts. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Project Areas:** “Innovation” terminology is vague and misleading, Aesthetic impacts from industrial scale and design, Air quality and health-risk modeling concerns, Light and glare impacts, Need for clearer disclosure of potential industrial tenants, Need to limit industrial operations and generators, Noise impacts and public health, Stronger construction and operational noise controls **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #3 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir-2/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** A transportation plan is not successful if it works for adult drivers but not for a typical student traveling alone on foot or by bicycle. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #2 on Phillip Road Project DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/public-comment-letter-on-phillip-road-project-deir/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** The DEIR contains no analysis of the future development the pipe is physically designed to serve, and that absence reflects piecemealing. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Project Areas:** General Plan consistency, Growth-inducing infrastructure contradictions, Hidden data center profile, Infrastructure piecemealing — 60-inch sewer line, LAFCO Sphere of Influence and cumulative impacts, Regional freight gateway, Regulatory conflict of interest, Requested remedy, Unstable project description and biosafety concern **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Public Comment Letter #1 DEIR for Phillip Road Project](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/4-public-comment-deir-for-phillip-road-project-04-30-26/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** City should not approve or analyze a project-driven General Plan change before first deciding, through proper public planning and CEQA review. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Project Areas:** Community character and Reason Farms planning history, Deferred and unenforceable mitigation, General Plan inconsistency, Industrial location and truck access, Insufficient alternatives analysis, Need for recirculation, Pleasant Grove Creek and habitat preservation, Vague project description **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ### [Roseville resident comments about the Phillip Road Site DEIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document/roseville-resident-comments-about-the-phillip-road-site-deir/) **Published:** May 27, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms **Content:** The letter’s strongest theme is that the EIR allegedly treats many serious impacts as “less than significant” because fees will be paid or future facilities may be built, without requiring concrete, enforceable mitigation. The commenter argues that this approach fails to protect future residents, nearby neighborhoods, schools, and public resources. **Agencies / Sources:** Public Commenter **Document Types:** Public Comment Letter **Project Areas:** "Traffic, Air quality and diesel generators, bike safety, Farmland conversion, Greenhouse gas emissions, Land use, Library and fire-service concerns, open space, Population and impact undercounting, School impacts and student transportation, Surplus public land and community benefit:, truck trips **Source Types:** Comment Letter --- ## Events ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-16/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-15/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-14/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-13/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-12/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-11/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-10/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-9/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-8/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-7/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-6/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-5/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Budget Workshop](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-budget-workshop/) **Published:** May 25, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-4/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-3/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting-2/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Closed Session Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-closed-session-meeting/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ### [City Council Meeting](https://savereasonfarms.org/event/city-council-meeting/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** Save Reason Farms --- ## Calendar Embeds ### [Monthly View](https://savereasonfarms.org/calendar-embed/5zESkliohnI/) **Published:** May 26, 2026 **Author:** fpanadmin1 **Content:** 35 events found. # Events - 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Notice There are no events on this day. - [ May ](https://savereasonfarms.org/events/month/2026-05/?embed=6008fd99 "Previous month, May") - [ This Month ](https://savereasonfarms.org/events/month/?attachment=admin-ajax.php&embed=6008fd99 "Click to select the current month") - [ Jul ](https://savereasonfarms.org/events/month/2026-07/?embed=6008fd99 "Next month, Jul") --- ## Categories ### [Articles](https://savereasonfarms.org/category/articles/) --- ## Tags ### [Data Center](https://savereasonfarms.org/tag/data-center/) --- ### [Local Opposition](https://savereasonfarms.org/tag/local-opposition/) --- ### [Data Centers](https://savereasonfarms.org/tag/data-centers/) --- ### [Large Development Promises](https://savereasonfarms.org/tag/large-development-promises/) --- ### [Reason Farms Matters](https://savereasonfarms.org/tag/reason-farms-matters/) --- ## Agencies / Sources ### [City of Roseville](https://savereasonfarms.org/agency-source/city-of-roseville/) --- ### [Consultant](https://savereasonfarms.org/agency-source/consultant/) --- ### [Public Commenter](https://savereasonfarms.org/agency-source/public-commenter/) --- ### [HCD](https://savereasonfarms.org/agency-source/hcd/) --- ## Document Types ### [Public Comment Letter](https://savereasonfarms.org/document-type/public-comment-letter/) --- ### [Draft EIR](https://savereasonfarms.org/document-type/draft-eir/) --- ### [Notice of Violation](https://savereasonfarms.org/document-type/notice-of-violation/) --- ## Media Coverage Categories ### [Press Release](https://savereasonfarms.org/media-coverage-category/press-release/) --- ### [Video](https://savereasonfarms.org/media-coverage-category/video/) **Description:** Video --- ## Project Areas ### [Air quality and public health](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/air-quality-and-public-health/) --- ### [Energy demand](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/energy-demand/) --- ### [Water demand](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/water-demand/) --- ### [Noise impacts](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/noise-impacts/) --- ### [Greenhouse gas emissions](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/greenhouse-gas-emissions/) --- ### [Biological resources](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/biological-resources/) --- ### [School impacts and student transportation](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/school-impacts-and-student-transportation/) --- ### [Population and impact undercounting](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/population-and-impact-undercounting/) --- ### [Library and fire-service concerns](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/library-and-fire-service-concerns/) --- ### [Air quality and diesel generators](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/air-quality-and-diesel-generators/) --- ### [open space](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/open-space/) --- ### [Land use](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/land-use/) --- ### [Surplus public land and community benefit:](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/surplus-public-land-and-community-benefit/) --- ### [Farmland conversion](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/farmland-conversion/) --- ### ["Traffic](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/traffic/) --- ### [truck trips](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/truck-trips/) --- ### [bike safety](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/bike-safety/) --- ### [General Plan inconsistency](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/general-plan-inconsistency/) --- ### [Community character and Reason Farms planning history](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/community-character-and-reason-farms-planning-history/) --- ### [Industrial location and truck access](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/industrial-location-and-truck-access/) --- ### [Vague project description](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/vague-project-description/) --- ### [Insufficient alternatives analysis](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/insufficient-alternatives-analysis/) --- ### [Pleasant Grove Creek and habitat preservation](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/pleasant-grove-creek-and-habitat-preservation/) --- ### [Deferred and unenforceable mitigation](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/deferred-and-unenforceable-mitigation/) --- ### [Need for recirculation](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/need-for-recirculation/) --- ### [Infrastructure piecemealing — 60-inch sewer line](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/infrastructure-piecemealing-60-inch-sewer-line/) --- ### [Growth-inducing infrastructure contradictions](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/growth-inducing-infrastructure-contradictions/) --- ### [Hidden data center profile](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/hidden-data-center-profile/) --- ### [Regional freight gateway](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/regional-freight-gateway/) --- ### [Unstable project description and biosafety concern](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/unstable-project-description-and-biosafety-concern/) --- ### [LAFCO Sphere of Influence and cumulative impacts](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/lafco-sphere-of-influence-and-cumulative-impacts/) --- ### [Regulatory conflict of interest](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/regulatory-conflict-of-interest/) --- ### [General Plan consistency](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/general-plan-consistency/) --- ### [Requested remedy](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/requested-remedy/) --- ### [“Innovation” terminology is vague and misleading](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/innovation-terminology-is-vague-and-misleading/) --- ### [Need for clearer disclosure of potential industrial tenants](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/need-for-clearer-disclosure-of-potential-industrial-tenants/) --- ### [Air quality and health-risk modeling concerns](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/air-quality-and-health-risk-modeling-concerns/) --- ### [Need to limit industrial operations and generators](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/need-to-limit-industrial-operations-and-generators/) --- ### [Noise impacts and public health](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/noise-impacts-and-public-health/) --- ### [Stronger construction and operational noise controls](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/stronger-construction-and-operational-noise-controls/) --- ### [Aesthetic impacts from industrial scale and design](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/aesthetic-impacts-from-industrial-scale-and-design/) --- ### [Light and glare impacts](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/light-and-glare-impacts/) --- ### [Energy and diesel generators](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/energy-and-diesel-generators/) --- ### [Natural gas and decarbonization](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/natural-gas-and-decarbonization/) --- ### [flooding](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/flooding/) --- ### [Stormwater](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/stormwater/) --- ### ["deferred mitigation"](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/deferred-mitigation/) --- ### [VMT](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/vmt/) --- ### [Transportation energy](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/transportation-energy/) --- ### [Groundwater recharge](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/groundwater-recharge/) --- ### [permeable surfaces](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/permeable-surfaces/) --- ### [Floodplain and FEMA concerns](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/floodplain-and-fema-concerns/) --- ### [Generator noise and vibration](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/generator-noise-and-vibration/) --- ### [Hazards and hazardous materials](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/hazards-and-hazardous-materials/) --- ### [Fire and evacuation](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/fire-and-evacuation/) --- ### [wastewater](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/wastewater/) --- ### [Water](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/water/) --- ### [solid waste](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/solid-waste/) --- ### [One-year GHG offsets are inadequate](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/one-year-ghg-offsets-are-inadequate/) --- ### [Renewable natural gas mitigation is unclear](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/renewable-natural-gas-mitigation-is-unclear/) --- ### [Solar should not be treated as optional](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/solar-should-not-be-treated-as-optional/) --- ### [Diesel generators should be replaced with BESS](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/diesel-generators-should-be-replaced-with-bess/) --- ### [Overhead power lines and visual impacts](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/overhead-power-lines-and-visual-impacts/) --- ### [Conflict with climate and energy-efficiency policy](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/conflict-with-climate-and-energy-efficiency-policy/) --- ### [Vehicle-trip assumptions may be too low](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/vehicle-trip-assumptions-may-be-too-low/) --- ### [Noise-wall gap near Westbrook Avenue](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/noise-wall-gap-near-westbrook-avenue/) --- ### [Carbon-neutral standard requested](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/carbon-neutral-standard-requested/) --- ### [Roseville’s existing air-quality burden](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/rosevilles-existing-air-quality-burden/) --- ### [Videos About AI Data Centers](https://savereasonfarms.org/project-area/videos-about-ai-data-centers/) **Description:** These videos are provided for civic education and context. The local concern is that the proposed Innovation Tech Park zoning would allow a data center, and the DEIR analyzes data-center-related infrastructure demands. --- ## Source Types ### [Comment Letter](https://savereasonfarms.org/source-type/comment-letter/) ---