To the Prince William County Board of Supervisors:

The Residents of Prince William County have many concerns about the Devlin Technology Park and other Data Centers being put in residential areas including but not limited to:

• Property values being negatively impacted by being surrounded by data centers
• Noise from Data Centers
• The County does not have the staff, technology, or procedures in place to enforce the proposed proffers regarding noise
• Blasting causing damage to our homes and septic systems
• Power shortages causing spikes, brown-outs and requiring new power lines to be installed. New power lines installed in Prince William County will have to be paid for by residents not the data centers
• Views from our homes negatively impacted by having to look at large 95 feet high buildings
• Impact on local schools and the children who attend them especially children with special needs
• Cell service to our homes being impacted by being surrounded by data centers
• Light from construction and the completed buildings
• Low tax rates on data centers compared to Loudoun and Fairfax Counties
• Not having any ability to review or comment on the revised plan before the Board votes on March 7th.

Therefore we request the Prince William County Board of Supervisors:

• Vote NO on putting any data centers in Devlin Technology Park or any other residential areas
• Pass a comprehensive and enforceable noise ordinance that will protect homeowners from data center noise (especially for neighborhoods already suffering from noisy data centers like Great Oaks and the Regency Apartment complex).