The entities currently visible in the Project MidSpan record and the role each appears to play.
Delaware limited liability company identified in the verified complaint as the owner of the approximately 306-acre MidSpan property and the party challenging Bradley County's data-center rules.
Sources:MID-004
London-headquartered specialist energy-transition investment firm. SDCL says it has operated since 2007 and has experience with energy infrastructure and data-center energy services.
Adopted the April 2026 data-center zoning amendment and is the public body whose action is challenged in the lawsuit.
County Mayor D. Gary Davis publicly disclosed the MidSpan proposal and lawsuit to the Commission and stated that the county intends to defend the regulations.
Considered the earlier zoning text amendment. What it formally recommended and how that relates to the substitute later adopted are among the procedural issues raised by SDCL.
The complaint says the Chamber assisted SDCL during site due diligence in its role as the county's economic-development representative. The nature and scope of those communications should be verified from underlying records.
Sources:MID-004
Walker Valley High School is a key neighboring public use because the proposed campus is reported to place its nearest building roughly 1,700 feet from the high school. Bradley County Schools also owns adjacent Lauderdale Memorial Highway property approved for a future middle school and said in September 2026 that it still plans to move forward with that school. The school system is not identified in the reviewed record as a project sponsor or approval authority.
