Indiantown, Florida
Responsible Development. Local Investment. Long-Term Opportunity. Project Silver Fox is a proposed data center campus in the Village of Indiantown, Florida. The approximately 606-acre site is located in an area historically used for industry and zoned for heavy industrial use.Project Silver Fox is being planned around a simple principle: the project should complement the Village of Indiantown, not change it.
The size of the property provides flexibility to thoughtfully locate buildings and infrastructure while preserving open space, protecting neighboring properties and maintaining the character of the community.
PROJECT AT A GLANCE
A RESPONSIBLE APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENT
Responsible development means considering not only what is built, but also what is preserved and how the project fits within the surrounding community.Project Silver Fox will provide meaningful economic and infrastructure benefits while respecting the qualities that make the Village of Indiantown a special place to live.
Protecting Community Character
Setbacks, landscaping, existing vegetation where appropriate, new plantings and landscaped berms would help screen buildings and equipment, control sight lines and provide separation from neighboring properties and roadways.
Thoughtful Water Use
Project Silver Fox is being designed to minimize ongoing water consumption through a closed-loop cooling approach. Once operational, daily water use would primarily be associated with standard domestic needs such as sinks, restrooms and kitchens.
Planning for Infrastructure
Power would be delivered in phases and coordinated with local and regional utilities based on actual demand, available capacity and required infrastructure and applicable utility requirements. Any project-specific improvements required to serve the project would be funded by the project rather than local taxpayers or other utility customers.
Listening to the Community
Community questions will help identify issues that should be addressed through engineering, design, construction planning and communication.
PROJECT SILVER FOX + INDIANTOWN
The Village of Indiantown has a proud history and distinct community character. Project Silver Fox is planned to respect both.The property provides space to thoughtfully locate development while incorporating setbacks, landscaping, natural buffers, stormwater management and screening. The project is intended to bring significant long-term investment to the Village of Indiantown, generate tax revenue, construction and permanent employment opportunities, create demand for local businesses and support project-funded infrastructure investment.
The goal is straightforward: bring new investment to the Village of Indiantown while being a responsible neighbor.
POWER + INFRASTRUCTURE
Reliable Power Matters to EveryoneGrid reliability is important to both the community and Project Silver Fox. Data centers depend on a consistent, reliable supply of electricity to operate, so destabilizing the grid would not be in the project's interest either.
That is why power needs are carefully coordinated with utilities. Generation, transmission, substations and other infrastructure are evaluated before additional power is delivered. Project Silver Fox will be developed in phases based on available utility capacity and any required improvements.
Who Pays for Improvements?
Any project-specific infrastructure improvements required to serve Project Silver Fox would be funded by the project. The precise allocation of utility-related costs would be established through applicable utility tariffs, agreements, regulatory requirements and infrastructure planning.
What About Electricity Rates?
Protecting existing ratepayers is an important part of Florida's approach to large new energy users. Florida Senate Bill 484 includes additional ratepayer protections related to the costs associated with serving large-load customers, which includes Project Silver Fox funding its own infrastructure.
WATER + THE ENVIRONMENT
Water
Project Silver Fox is being designed to minimize ongoing water consumption through a closed-loop cooling approach. Once operational, daily water use would primarily be associated with standard domestic needs such as sinks, restrooms and kitchens.
Stormwater
Stormwater engineering will be an important component of Project Silver Fox. The project’s stormwater system will account for runoff from buildings, roads and other impervious surfaces while also addressing existing drainage patterns.
The design will include on-site detention or retention facilities, controlled drainage, conveyance systems, green infrastructure and other engineered solutions intended to manage stormwater and prevent off-site migration.
Open Space + Buffers
The size of the site provides flexibility to preserve substantial undeveloped acreage and provide space for open areas, setbacks, landscaping, berms, stormwater management areas, screening, and natural buffers.
BEING A GOOD NEIGHBOR
SoundProject Silver Fox will be designed to minimize acoustical impacts on neighboring properties. The site's size allows buildings and equipment to be located with significant separation from surrounding properties, with setbacks, natural buffers providing additional separation and screening.
The project will comply with applicable sound requirements, and acoustic engineering will be used to identify and address potential sound impacts as the design advances.
Views
Landscaping, preserved open space, vegetation and landscaped berms will be used strategically to screen buildings and equipment and control sight lines.
Traffic
The project team will work with appropriate transportation agencies and local officials to evaluate access, truck routes, etc. needed to safely accommodate construction as per the Traffic Study that will be completed.
Once operational, data centers typically generate relatively few daily vehicle trips compared with other industrial uses.
Any project-specific transportation improvements required to safely accommodate the development will be funded by the project.
Public Safety
The project team will coordinate with local fire, emergency medical, law enforcement and other appropriate public safety officials.
That coordination will help determine appropriate emergency response and other measures necessary to safely serve the site.
Any project-specific safety measures and resources will be funded by the project.
INVESTING IN LOCAL OPPORTUNITY
Project Silver Fox is expected to create opportunities beyond the boundaries of the project site. Panattoni and Ferreira are committed to connecting major development with workforce development and opportunities for businesses interested in participating in project work.TRADESTRONG Scholarships
TRADESTRONG supports opportunities for individuals interested in pursuing careers in the skilled trades, including scholarships and workforce pathways. Panattoni's and Ferreira’s community programs include promoting scholarships, apprenticeships and career pathways through TRADESTRONG.
Work on Project Silver Fox
Are you a subcontractor, supplier or service provider interested in opportunities associated with Project Silver Fox?We want to hear from you. Submit your information below to be included in the project's business interest database as opportunities become available.
Panattoni's and Ferreira’s project planning specifically includes subcontractor and supplier interest opportunities as part of local business engagement.
HAVE A QUESTION OR COMMENT?
Questions and comments from residents, neighboring property owners, businesses and other members of the community help the project team understand the issues that matter most to the Village of Indiantown.Submit a question or comment below. You can also view the Project Silver Fox FAQ for answers to common questions about the project.
As Project Silver Fox advances, new information and updates will be shared on this website.