Source-backed project record · LA

Highway 3 Technology Park

This record consolidates 7 research observations while retaining source distinctions, location precision and unresolved fields.

unknownproject status

CORROBORATEDbest evidence tier

7linked evidence rows

Project facts

Location and operating record

Operator / developer	Engineer of record: Mathias Haubert, Bohler Engineering; owner/operator undisclosed
Jurisdiction	Bossier Parish, LA
Address	Not published
Location precision	parcel or bounded site
Coordinates	Not published; no coordinate inferred
Capacity	Not established
Aliases	Highway 3 Technology Park

Evidence coverage

What has been researched

Project profile	7 rows
Intent / permits	0 rows
Civic / infrastructure	0 rows

OWNERSHIP CHAIN / OPERATOR

Highway 3 Technology Park: ownership chain / operator

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The project advanced through the parish as a technology park with an engineering firm representing the applicant; no owner entity or data-center operator was named in the fetched sources.

Key data: Engineer of record: Mathias Haubert, Bohler Engineering; owner/operator undisclosed

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: NOT_FOUND for landowner LLC and end user; the site is widely linked to the Amazon/STACK Bossier plan but not confirmed as the same project in fetched sources.

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POWER SUPPLIER

Highway 3 Technology Park: power supplier

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SWEPCO is identified as the serving utility for northwest Louisiana data-center loads including the Bossier Highway 3 corridor.

Key data: SWEPCO (AEP)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: Tracker-sourced; no interconnection or LPSC reference found.

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WATER SUPPLIER

Highway 3 Technology Park: water supplier

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Bossier City agreed to supply water under an agreement allowing 1.8 MGD scaling up to 13.5 MGD, with projected annual use around 57 million gallons discussed publicly.

Key data: Bossier City water: 1.8 → 13.5 MGD; ~57M gal/yr projected

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: Agreement number not published; no state withdrawal permit exists to cross-check.

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JURISDICTION STACK

Highway 3 Technology Park: jurisdiction stack

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The Bossier Parish Police Jury handled rezoning and park approvals after public input; Bossier City Council approved the water agreement; the Town of Benton is the adjacent municipality; LDEQ handles environmental permits.

Key data: Bossier Parish Police Jury; Bossier City Council (water); Town of Benton; LDEQ

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: n.a.

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PLANNING ZONING CONTACT

Highway 3 Technology Park: planning zoning contact

DISCOVERY_LEAD

NOT_FOUND for a named parish planner. The Bossier Parish Police Jury acted as the zoning authority; the parish website and its online code library returned no extractable content on fetch, so no planning department contact was confirmed.

Key data: Bossier Parish Police Jury (body only)

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: bossierparishla.gov and bossierparish-la.elaws.us returned no content.

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ECON DEV CONTACT / GENERAL CONTACT

Highway 3 Technology Park: econ dev contact / general contact

DISCOVERY_LEAD

The public officials identified are Bossier City's mayor (water agreement) and the applicant's engineer; the regional economic development body is the North Louisiana Economic Partnership. NOT_FOUND for a parish economic development officer contact.

Key data: Bossier City Mayor Tommy Chandler; engineer Mathias Haubert (Bohler); NLEP regionally

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: Commentary-blog source; no phone/email for any contact.

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SURROUNDING INFRASTRUCTURE

Highway 3 Technology Park: surrounding infrastructure

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The park fronts LA Highway 3 (a four-lane corridor north of Benton) with Old Plain Dealing Road on the other boundary, requires new Bossier City water transmission to serve up to 13.5 MGD, and sits in SWEPCO's service territory.

Key data: LA Hwy 3 corridor; new Bossier City water main capacity to 13.5 MGD

Claim classification: Not yet assigned · Retrieved: 2026-08-29

Limitation: Substation and fiber detail not published.

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Sources

Evidence and provenance

Bossier Press-Tribune ↗ · Retrieved 2026-08-29 · CORROBORATED
Limitation: NOT_FOUND for landowner LLC and end user; the site is widely linked to the Amazon/STACK Bossier plan but not confirmed as the same project in fetched sources.
Louisiana AI Hub ↗ · Retrieved 2026-08-29 · DISCOVERY LEAD
Limitation: Tracker-sourced; no interconnection or LPSC reference found.
Bossier Parish, LA ↗ · Retrieved 2026-08-29 · DISCOVERY LEAD
Limitation: bossierparishla.gov and bossierparish-la.elaws.us returned no content.
Settle Talk (local commentary) ↗ · Retrieved 2026-08-29 · DISCOVERY LEAD
Limitation: Commentary-blog source; no phone/email for any contact.

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