Power-first land development

Great sites aren’t found. They’re made.

More than acreage: power strategy, utility relationships, permitting, and the community trust that comes from showing up.

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Power strategyPermittingCommunityGeorgia · Alabama · Texas
  • 6,400+Acres under control
  • 1,850MWUnder development
  • 3Active markets
  • 75+Years of team experience

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Our approach

Site. Power. Land. Community.

Four disciplines, 17 checks, one fixed order.

FLOODPLAINROAD · FIBER1,240 ACZONED INDUSTRIALCOUNTY LINEAGREEMENTS EXECUTED230 KVNO PATH TO POWERSITE APASSES SCREENSUBSTATION300 MWPOI SECUREDN ↑ 1 MI
  1. 01 / Site identification

    We screen for power first, then everything else.

    Most candidates fail the first screen. That is the point.

    • Transmission within reach
    • Substation headroom
    • Water, fiber and road access
    • Clear of floodplain and wetlands
    • A path to industrial zoning
  2. 02 / Power strategy

    We sit down with the utility before we sit down with the seller.

    Queue position is tracked as closely as title.

    • Utility pre-application meeting
    • Capacity confirmed in writing
    • Interconnection filed, queue position held
    • Upgrade cost and schedule defined
  3. 03 / Land & entitlements

    We assemble acreage around the point of interconnection.

    Users get a site they can build on, not a list of open items.

    • Site control secured
    • Title, survey and easements cleared
    • Environmental review complete
    • Rezoning approved, permits in hand
  4. 04 / Community alignment

    We earn the county's support before we need it.

    Commitments made early are kept.

    • County and development authority briefed
    • Neighbors and landowners engaged
    • Agreements in writing
    • Commitments tracked through delivery
Why front-end discipline wins

The grid is the bottleneck. We plan for it first.

Land rarely stops a project. Power does. Demand is arriving faster than transmission can be built, and queues run for years. A site without a path to power is a field.

So we start at the substation and work outward. By the time a site reaches a user, the hard questions are answered in writing.

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ARTICLE VII · USE TABLE USER-1C-2I-1 WAREHOUSE–CP LIGHT INDUSTRIAL–CP DATA PROCESSING–CP SELF STORAGECPP COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE · PDF · P. 214 01 · THE CODE, READ ZONED I-1 1,240 AC · 7 PARCELS BUFFER ROAD · FIBER 02 · THE PLAN, DRAWN POI SECURED 300 MW · 230 KV FOUR HALLS · BUILD-READY 03 · THE GROUND, POWERED
Fig. 2 · One site, three documents: code, plan, ground.
Team

We know what this work takes.

We have sat on the utility's side of the table, the landowner's and the lender's.

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Grant Tallon

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Jesse Bentley

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Markets

Where load is going, and the grid can follow.

Where demand is real, utilities are building and counties want industry.

Georgia
One of the largest data center markets in the country, with a utility used to large loads.
Alabama
Large tracts near high-voltage transmission. Counties ready to compete.
Texas
ERCOT's scale and pace suit users who need power soonest.
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Fig. 3 · Active markets. Schematic, not to scale.
Contact

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Tell us the load, the land or the county. We reply to every serious inquiry.

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