Lansing Town Board TeraWulf Cayuga Lake AI Data Center Hearing

1. Clip 1 · 0:36 Ruth Groff, Town Supervisor, Town of Lansing Elected Official Questioning transcribed from the official recording

   Water Power & Grid Zoning

   Lansing Town Supervisor Ruth Groff addresses community opposition to TeraWulf's proposed AI data center on the shore of Cayuga Lake.

   "Hanna Devanny reports. >> Neighbors in Lansing voicing their concerns over plans to build a 180 acre data center off the shore of Cayuga Lake. Ruth Groff, the Lansing town supervisor, says those concerns are being considered before a vote is made. >> There has been a lot of public outcry against it for environmental reasons and for"

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2. Clip 2 · 1:05 Resident public comment Resident Public Comment transcribed from the official recording

   Residents and community speakers address Lansing Town Board regarding local water, power grid, noise, and zoning impacts.

   "environment. >> The electricity use and water use are probably the biggest factors when it comes to environmental footprint of data centers. >> Tara Wolf CEO Sean Farrell, addressing concerns over water usage, saying the facility would use an enclosed loop cooling system, meaning no water will be taken out of Cayuga Lake or pushed out. >> It doesn't actually use"

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3. Clip 3 · 1:32 Lansing Town Board Member Elected Official Questioning transcribed from the official recording

   Water Power & Grid Zoning Noise

   Lansing Town Board members deliberate on municipal siting standards, utility capacity, and the recorded ordinance action.

   "two main primary loops. >> Water is used to cool the computers. It goes through a chiller before it's recycled and continues to loop again. The water initially comes from utility water. >> There's no environmental impacts. >> I data centers can cause problems with both water supply. >> Experts say this could make neighboring communities have unusable water, a claim Farrell denies. >> And that closed loop system"

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