An Open Letter From a Rowland Heights Resident

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Henry W., a resident of Rowland Heights for over 40 years, wrote an open letter to the community. Please take a minute to read his sincere words below.

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Protect Our Homes, Property Values, and Community!

Could the Proposed Data Center Cost Homeowners Thousands of Dollars?

For many families in Hacienda Heights and Rowland Heights, their home is their biggest investment and retirement security.

What happens if the proposed data center causes nearby property values to drop?

For a home worth $1.5 million, the potential losses would be:

5% decline = $75,000 loss
10% decline = $150,000 loss
15% decline = $225,000 loss

Local real estate experts should study whether the proposed data center could affect home values.

What If a Fire or Emergency Occurs?

Could a serious fire or safety incident make nearby homes less desirable and harder to sell? What would that mean for your property values?

Homeowners deserve answers before the project is approved.

Compare the Costs: A Small Donation vs. a Potential Big Loss

Consider the difference between contributing $500, $1,000, or $5,000 toward community legal action and advocacy versus facing a possible loss of tens of thousands of dollars in home value.

Donations cannot guarantee an outcome, but they can help fund independent studies, legal and professional reviews, and community participation.

Our Homes. Our Investment. Our Future.

Before this project moves forward, residents deserve clear answers about its impact on property values, neighborhood safety, and quality of life.

Get informed. Attend public meetings. Support independent research. Make your voice heard.

Sincerely,

Henry W.

A resident of Rowland Heights for 40+ years

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