KDC Project Comal — Taylor, Texas
Overview
TYPE3’s map data lists Project Comal Campus in Taylor under KDC, with `Announced` status and 0 MW. Taylor’s project page identifies KDC Real Estate Development and Investments as the proposer for approximately 210 acres at 1051 County Road 401. The page says rezoning is an early step and that additional water, site-plan, and permitting work would still be required. The city’s fact sheet and council materials place the project in the Employment Center context near Samsung and describe the intended industrial setting.
Later reporting says Taylor approved annexation and zoning requests on March 26, 2026 for a roughly 220-acre project with six data-center buildings and two substations, with Oncor identified as the intended energy provider. The difference between 210 and 220 acres is a dated scope discrepancy, not a reason to pick one silently. Similarly, the reported 360 MW describes the planned campus and must not be copied to each of the six building rows or interpreted as energized IT load.
Project Comal’s description preserves the approval timeline, site-area conflict, parent-campus scope, and outstanding delivery questions. Its current city action, final acreage, building topology, utility agreements, water plan, construction milestone, tenant, and critical-IT capacity still require confirmation before TYPE3’s map data state changes. Link any future Comal building pages to this parent rather than adding their capacities to it.
Questions
What is KDC Project Comal?
It is KDC’s planned data-center campus at 1051 County Road 401 in Taylor, near Samsung’s industrial site. City materials place it in an employment-center setting and describe a multi-building project requiring multiple approvals.
Is Project Comal a 360 MW data center?
360 MW is reported as a campus development figure. It is not verified current IT load and should not be repeated as six separate building capacities without a source allocation.
Has Project Comal been approved?
The approval record is date- and scope-sensitive. Taylor materials describe zoning and other required steps, while later reporting describes annexation and zoning approval. Confirm the latest city action before publishing a definitive construction status.
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