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Idaho Data Center Reform Survey

Help us understand where Idahoans stand on data center reform. Your responses are anonymous and aggregated. Share this survey with your candidates and legislators to ask where they stand.

10 questions·0 responses
1.

Data centers should be required to publicly disclose their annual water consumption.

2.

Idaho should establish hard caps on water withdrawals for industrial cooling purposes.

3.

Data centers should be required to use 100% renewable energy for their operations.

4.

Agricultural land should be protected from data center development through zoning restrictions.

5.

Local communities should have binding consent authority over data center siting decisions.

6.

Idaho should adopt a formal legal definition for 'hyperscale data center' to close zoning loopholes.

7.

Data center operators should be required to pay impact fees covering infrastructure and environmental costs.

8.

Data center operators should face mandatory environmental impact assessments before construction.

9.

Which data center concern impacts your community the most?

10.

What reforms would you most like to see Idaho legislators pursue regarding data centers?

Optional — for geographic breakdown

Community Results

1.

Data centers should be required to publicly disclose their annual water consumption.

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Idaho should establish hard caps on water withdrawals for industrial cooling purposes.

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3.

Data centers should be required to use 100% renewable energy for their operations.

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4.

Agricultural land should be protected from data center development through zoning restrictions.

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Neutral0% · 0
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5.

Local communities should have binding consent authority over data center siting decisions.

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Neutral0% · 0
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Strongly Disagree0% · 0
6.

Idaho should adopt a formal legal definition for 'hyperscale data center' to close zoning loopholes.

0 responses
Strongly Agree0% · 0
Agree0% · 0
Neutral0% · 0
Disagree0% · 0
Strongly Disagree0% · 0
7.

Data center operators should be required to pay impact fees covering infrastructure and environmental costs.

0 responses
Strongly Agree0% · 0
Agree0% · 0
Neutral0% · 0
Disagree0% · 0
Strongly Disagree0% · 0
8.

Data center operators should face mandatory environmental impact assessments before construction.

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Strongly Agree0% · 0
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Neutral0% · 0
Disagree0% · 0
Strongly Disagree0% · 0
9.

Which data center concern impacts your community the most?

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Water consumption0% · 0
Power consumption0% · 0
Land use0% · 0
Noise and air quality0% · 0
Property values0% · 0
Lack of community input0% · 0
10.

What reforms would you most like to see Idaho legislators pursue regarding data centers?

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