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Data center project at 59 E 1st St, Mesa, AZ

Every public record we hold for this address, newest first, with a link to the original document. Last change on record: November 5, 2007.

Project facts

Address59 E 1ST ST, Mesa, AZ
JurisdictionMaricopa County, AZ (Mesa / Goodyear)
Operator named in the recordsNot named. The filer is usually a contractor, engineer or single-purpose company.
Furthest step on recordWork finaled, September 8, 2008
Capacity stated in a filingNone stated
Floor area statedNone stated
Site area statedNone stated
Records on file1, from November 5, 2007 to November 5, 2007

Records on file

FiledType and statusWhat the record saysSource
Building permit
Finaled
CIP #06-052-001 INFORMATION SERVICES BUILDING.MAIN FLOOR REMODEL OF EXISTING ISD DATA CENTER , DEMOLITION OF WATER PIPES, CONDENSATE DRAIN AND CONDENSING UNIT. INSTALL SUPPLY/RETURN CHILLED WATER PIPING W/ SUPPORT, PUMP, FLOW METER, AND AIR COOLED CHILLER. DEMO ELECT TO EQUIP AND PROVIDE NEW CONNECTIONS FOR CHILLERS & PUMPS. WORK ORDER ( 4088 ) .
Applicant: CITY OF MESA ENGINEERING
Record

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Data Center Scouts, "Data center project at 59 E 1st St, Mesa, AZ," https://datacenterscouts.com/data-center-projects/arizona/59-e-1st-st-mesa/, updated October 9, 2026. Source records are linked on the page. Journalists and researchers are welcome to use this data with a link back.

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