Taylor County
Pro-Data Center Policies
Taylor County has enacted a 20-year property-tax break tied to a proposed $500 million data center, but the available description does not specify the break’s size or full terms.
current law · County measureIdentifies Resolution 11-25, executed February 25, 2025, as a Taylor County tax-abatement measure for the Stargate/Lancium data-center project, but the available text does not disclose its substantive terms, legal effect, obligations, duration, or implementation details (Resolution 11-25).Taylor County 20-Year Property Tax Abatement Agreement for Stargate/Lancium Data Center
What this means
The measure would provide a tax break tied to a proposed $500 million building, making the project more attractive to build (estimated improvement cost). The sources do not show the size or full terms of the tax break, so the benefit appears substantial but cannot be rated as an unrestricted incentive.
People behind it
- Taylor County Commissioners’ Court
Responsible for holding the public hearing and considering approval of the amended tax abatement agreements.
- Lancium, LLC
Identified as the applicant for the amended tax abatement agreements.
- Rolling Plains EV Stations, LLC
Identified as the property owner whose tax abatement agreements were proposed for amendment.
Benefits & exceptionsHide benefits & exceptions1
Tax abatement agreements may be amended for the Lancium project, providing a property-tax incentive for improvements within Reinvestment Zone No. RZ21-1. The proposed improvements are an approximately 100,000-square-foot commercial building with estimated costs of $500 million, and the abatement is limited to the specified tracts and agreement terms. Notice of proposed tax-abatement amendments
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