Connectivity hub proposal advanced
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The committee heard a proposal to turn 2000 Clayton Road into the Concord Center for Connectivity, a regional innovation and workforce training hub, and asked for more information before moving forward.
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The committee reviewed a proposal from Lattice Industries and its nonprofit affiliate, The Data Institute, to buy and redevelop the former Bank of America Technology Center at 2000 Clayton Road. The project would convert the 400,000-square-foot building into a center for AI and data services, cybersecurity operations, and job training, with an estimated cost of $125 million to $250 million. No final decision was made; the committee said it needs more time for the company to work with the property owners and asked staff to gather more information about municipal bond financing options. The meeting was continued to the second week of April.
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- Heard a proposal for a public-private partnership for the Concord Center for Connectivity at 2000 Clayton Road.
- Directed staff to gather further information on municipal bond options related to the proposal.
- Determined that more time was needed for Lattice Industries to engage with the property owners.
- Continued the meeting until the second week of April.
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Housing & Economic Development Meeting on February 23, 2026
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