Building B is one of six halls, lettered A to F, planned across roughly 200 acres on Randall Hunt Road at Thomson, in McDuffie County, Georgia. County commissioners approved the rezoning by four votes to one on 17 March 2026, after a special exception request lodged on 14 January and a Development of Regional Impact review filed with the state as DRI 4602 through the Central Savannah River Area Regional Commission. Project Turbo LLC is the applicant of record - the same entity behind a separate three-building, 900,000 sq ft scheme at 24000 O'Kelly Road in Hall County - while whoever will ultimately develop and occupy the campus has not been named. The land adjoins a large Georgia Power regional substation, which is the stated reason for choosing it. City officials put the investment near $1 billion, local tax revenue around $25 million a year and permanent employment at about 125. Completion is targeted for 2028 in the developer's material and 2029 in the state filing. No megawatt figure has been disclosed for the campus or for any individual building on it.
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How many buildings are planned on the Randall Hunt Road site?
Up to six, lettered A through F. Building B is one of them, on a tract of about 200 acres next to a Georgia Power substation.
What did McDuffie County commissioners decide in March 2026?
They approved the rezoning four votes to one on 17 March 2026, following a January special exception request and a regional impact review.
Which planning reference covers Project Azalea?
DRI 4602, filed with the Georgia Department of Community Affairs and reviewed by the Central Savannah River Area Regional Commission.
What is Project Turbo LLC's relationship to Project Azalea?
Project Turbo LLC is the applicant entity named on the Azalea filings, so the two code names describe a single scheme rather than two.
How is the Thomson scheme different from the Project Azalea in Augusta?
They share a code name and nothing else. The Augusta scheme is an unrelated Amazon warehouse project on Doug Barnard Parkway; this one is a data centre campus in McDuffie County.