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Gilroy Seeks Environmental Impact Report On Proposed Amazon Project

The city listed a posting for requests for proposals in late March, with applications accepted through May 2.

The project, proposed to be built in two phases, would include two data center buildings.
The project, proposed to be built in two phases, would include two data center buildings. (Scott Anderson/Patch)

GILROY, CA — The city of Gilroy is seeking consultants to draft an environmental impact report for a proposed Amazon data center in the city.

The city listed a posting for requests for proposals in late March, with applications accepted through May 2.

The site, at the intersection of Highway 152 and Camino Arroyo, is expected to be a "last mile" delivery center for Amazon, according to the company. The delivery station would provide nearly 200 full-time jobs, the company said in a document presented to the city.

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The project, proposed to be built in two phases, would include two data center buildings.

Gilroy City Council is currently reviewing the project's proposal.

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