A twelfth paper trail · DeForest, Wisconsin
The campus was withdrawn. The land-and-power questions remain.
QTS's DeForest proposal shows how a project can leave the queue without leaving a clean public ledger. Local records describe annexation and urban-service questions around a proposed campus; the town later said the project was not feasible and QTS withdrew. That is a documented outcome, not proof that every objection was correct or that the proposal was ready to build.
What the paper trail shows
The Village of DeForest's project materials describe a proposed campus on roughly 1,570 acres while annexation and urban-service processes were still under consideration. The Town of Vienna's withdrawal notice says QTS later concluded the project was not feasible and withdrew. Data Center Dynamics reported the withdrawal amid opposition from local officials.
The record does not establish a numeric utility load, requested or approved capacity, generation, energized service, or data-center IT load. The tracker's reported $12 billion project-cost field is project context, not public spending, a subsidy, or a receipt. A withdrawal ends this proposal's immediate path; it does not tell the public what land, utility, water, or service terms were discussed before the exit.