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Highway 3 Technology Park

This canonical record consolidates 6 source-backed observations without discarding aliases, limitations or unresolved dimensions.

approved_or_permittedproject status
CORROBORATEDbest evidence tier
6linked evidence rows
Project facts

Location and operating record

Operator / developerSTACK Infrastructure and project partners
JurisdictionBossier Parish (near Benton), LA
Address000 acres between LA Hwy 3 and Old Plain Dealing Rd, near Benton, Bossier Parish
Location precisionstreet address
Coordinatesnull, null
CapacityNot established
AliasesHighway 3 Technology Park
Evidence coverage

What has been researched

Project profile1 rows
Intent / permits1 rows
Civic / infrastructure4 rows
EXACT LOCATION

Highway 3 Technology Park: exact location

CORROBORATED

The park covers more than 1,000 acres along Louisiana Highway 3 near Benton, between LA 3 and Old Plain Dealing Road, and was rezoned to industrial by the parish.

Key data: >1,000 acres between LA Hwy 3 and Old Plain Dealing Rd, near Benton, Bossier Parish

Limitation: No parcel IDs or street address published.

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PUBLIC HEARING OR COUNCIL VOTE

Highway 3 Technology Park: public hearing or council vote

"With approval of the final plat, the project moves closer to construction, which could begin in the coming weeks"

Key data: More than 1,000 acres; MW not stated

Status date: Bossier Parish Police Jury meeting Wednesday, March 18 (year not stated in the article; reported March 2026)

Limitation: Could not reach a Bossier Parish Police Jury agenda/minutes record with a plat case number this session; article does not state the year explicitly.

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WATER WITHDRAWAL VOLUME

Highway 3 Technology Park: water withdrawal volume

Final plat approved

The Bossier Parish Police Jury approved the final plat on March 18, 2026 for a campus of more than 1,000 acres along LA Highway 3 with 1.3 million sq ft of buildings and projected water use of approximately 57 million gallons per year. Bossier City can supply up to 13.5 MGD, the developer funds the pipelines, and domestic wastewater goes to the Town of Benton. Roughly 500 construction and 270 permanent jobs are projected.

Key data: ~57 million gallons/year projected; Bossier City supply capacity 13.5 MGD

Status date: 2026-03-18

Limitation: Projection presented at a public hearing; no withdrawal permit document located

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COMMUNITY OPPOSITION OR LITIGATION

Highway 3 Technology Park: community opposition or litigation

Approved

The Police Jury advanced the plat "following public input," indicating a contested public process, but no organized opposition group or litigation was identified.

Key data: Plat advanced following public input; no organized opposition identified

Status date: 2026-03-18

Limitation: Weak evidence of opposition; comment content not reported

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AGRICULTURAL OR LAND USE CONVERSION

Highway 3 Technology Park: agricultural or land use conversion

Final plat approved

More than 1,000 acres along LA Highway 3 were platted for 1.3 million sq ft of data center buildings.

Key data: >1,000 acres platted; 1.3M sq ft

Status date: 2026-03-18

Limitation: Prior land use not characterized in the source

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FISCAL IMPACT LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Highway 3 Technology Park: fiscal impact local government

Plat approved

The project projects roughly 500 construction and 270 permanent jobs, with the developer funding water pipelines and domestic wastewater routed to the Town of Benton.

Key data: ~500 construction / ~270 permanent jobs; developer-funded pipelines

Status date: 2026-03-18

Limitation: No abatement or ITEP application value located

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Sources

Evidence and provenance

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Highway 3 Technology Park Data Center Project | Bossier Parish (near Benton) | Compute Equity Atlas