Deep Park data center
A seven-building, 896,000 sq ft data center proposed inside a 282-acre mixed-use plan in northeastern North Port. Also known as: North Port 300, North Port Holdings 300 LLC.
Who is behind it
The record, newest first
Commission adopts the moratorium 3-2; the project may continue through review but cannot get final approval during the moratorium. (Sarasota Magazine, Sept. 23, 2026)
Commissioners advance an 18-month data center moratorium 4-1 on first reading, carving out the pending application; it had been resubmitted early in the meeting. (Suncoast Searchlight via WUSF, Sept. 5, 2026; FOX 13 Tampa Bay, Sept. 3, 2026)
The city receives the site and development plan application; staff later flag insufficiencies and wait for the applicant's response. (City of North Port, Nov. 7, 2026; ABC7 Sarasota (WWSB), Aug. 29, 2026)
Conflicts and open questions
- Evidence is 'record' because the City of North Port's data center page confirms the applicant (North Port 300), receipt date and 896,000 sq ft; acreage and building count come from Sarasota Magazine.
- Coordinates approximate, from the stated location between I-75 and Yorkshire St.; no street address given.
- FOX 13 reports just over 4.5 acres of wetland impacts, citing city documents.
The full record
- Status note
- Application under city review; North Port's 18-month moratorium lets it keep moving through review but bars final approval while the moratorium lasts.
- Power note
- Not stated in filings; a city commissioner put it at about 50 MW (WUSF/Suncoast Searchlight).
- Evidence
- Primary public records
- Size class
- 50 MW or more (tracker scope)