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Data centers near Horizon Elementary

Horizon Elementary, 46665 Broadmore Dr, Sterling. Virginia DEQ's records show 1 data center within 2 miles: 1 operating. 0 within 1 mile.

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21110 Ridgetop Circle LLC1.99 mi

Operating 45901 Nokes Blvd, Sterling · Loudoun County · air permit Oct 30, 2019

County filings within 2 miles

5 filings (land-use applications and site plans) that mention a data center, from Loudoun County records; 5 still in county review. Filings come before any DEQ air permit, so some of these may not be on DEQ's records yet.

MANEKIN PLAZA1.88 mi

Site plan in review Site plan STPL-2022-0053, filed Nov 4, 2022 · Loudoun County · on the map

(Conditional Approval) MANEKIN PLAZA : REQUEST APPROVAL FOR A SITE PLAN (STPL) TO CONSTRUCT ONE DATA CENTER, IN THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT - INDUSTRIAL PARK (PDIP) ZONING DISTRICT.
Horseshoe Drive1.90 mi

Proposed: in county review Special exception SPEX-2025-0055, filed Jun 18, 2025 · Loudoun County · on the map

HORSESHOE DRIVE: A Special Exception to allow for a 1.0 floor area ratio (FAR) of data center uses.
Horseshoe Drive1.90 mi

Proposed: in county review Legislative application LEGI-2024-0058, filed Nov 27, 2024 · Loudoun County · with Special exception SPEX-2024-0082 · on the map

HORSESHOE DRIVE: A Special Exception to allow for a 1.0 floor area ratio (FAR) of data center uses.
HORSESHOE DRIVE1.90 mi

Site plan in review Site plan STPL-2023-0008, filed Feb 8, 2023 · Loudoun County · on the map

(Conditional Approval) HORSESHOE DRIVE : REQUEST APPROVAL OF A SITE PLAN (STPL) TO BUILD A DATA CENTER, IN THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT - INDUSTRIAL PARK (PDIP) ZONING DISTRICT.
RIDGETOP CENTER1.91 mi

Site plan in review Site plan STPL-2022-0051, filed Nov 4, 2022 · Loudoun County · on the map

(Conditional Approval) RIDGETOP CENTER : REQUEST APPROVAL OF A SITE PLAN (STPL) FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TWO DATA CENTER BUILDINGS, IN THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT - INDUSTRIAL PARK (PDIP) ZONING DISTRICT.

Straight-line distance from the school's location (National Center for Education Statistics). Virginia's 2026 siting law requires a sound study covering schools within 500 feet of a new high-energy facility before a county can approve it.