This record consolidates 11 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.
| Operator / developer | Google (reported; not confirmed by Google) |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Kansas City, MO |
| Address | Southwest corner of Missouri Highway 92 and N. Winan Ave (north of Kansas City International Airport) |
| Location precision | parcel or bounded site |
| Coordinates | Not published; no coordinate inferred |
| Capacity | Not established |
| Aliases | Google Project Kestrel Campus · Project Kestrel |
| Project profile | 0 rows |
|---|---|
| Intent / permits | 0 rows |
| Civic / infrastructure | 2 rows |
Building count conflicts: datacentermap lists five buildings of 500,000 sq ft each; KSHB reported 'as many as six' data centers. Phased over roughly 20 years; at least 50% carbon-neutral energy commitment reported. servercountry.org attributes the sponsor as Hunt Midwest with $100.0B (bond authorization, not investment). No MW figure published.
Key data: Evergy | SPP (Evergy Metro)
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2026-09-13
Developer: Land acquired from Hunt Midwest | Owner: Shenandoah Computing LLC | Permit applicant: Shenandoah Computing LLC | County: Platte | Research region: Kansas City Northland
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2026-09-13
Shenandoah Computing LLC, a Google-affiliated entity, acquired roughly 430 acres from Hunt Midwest at the southwest corner of Missouri Highway 92 and N. Winan Ave in Platte County; the same entity is behind Project Shale and the Hunt Midwest Business Center campus.
Key data: 430 acres acquired by Shenandoah Computing LLC
Claim classification: documented_fact · Verification: source_backed_unverified · Retrieved: 2026-09-13
Status date: 2025
Limitation: Google has not publicly confirmed Project Kestrel.
Key data: Utility: Evergy | Grid area: SPP (Evergy Metro) | Substations: 44.2 acres to be conveyed to Evergy for an on-site substation
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2026-09-13
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2026-09-13
Key data: Jurisdictions: Kansas City | Platte County | Missouri | Tax incentives: Conduit bonds up to $100 billion via Port KC | 35-year real and personal property tax exemption | Construction sales tax exemption
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2026-09-13
Platte County Presiding Commissioner Scott Fricker publicly opposed the tax breaks (Nov 2025)
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2026-09-13
Platte County Presiding Commissioner Scott Fricker publicly opposed the tax breaks for the Google-linked campus in November 2025.
Key data: Platte County presiding commissioner opposed incentives
Claim classification: documented_fact · Verification: source_backed_unverified · Retrieved: 2026-09-13
Limitation: Read from search result summary; full article body not fetched.
Shenandoah Computing LLC acquired roughly 430 acres from Hunt Midwest
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2025
Platte County officials spoke out against the incentive package
Claim classification: Not yet assigned
Status date: 2025-11
Reporting describes conduit bonds of up to $100 billion via Port KC, a 35-year real and personal property tax exemption, a construction sales tax exemption, 44.2 acres to be conveyed to Evergy for an on-site substation, 50 full-time jobs per phase and a phased 20-year build-out; five to six buildings of 500,000 sq ft each were described.
Key data: Up to $100B conduit bonds; 35-year tax exemption
Claim classification: proposal_or_announced_commitment · Verification: source_backed_unverified · Retrieved: 2026-09-13
Limitation: Bond ceiling is an authorization, not investment. Building count conflicts with datacentermap's five-building listing.