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The current plan is to create a data center/industrial park on 61 acres and dedicate approximately 48 acres of open space and riparian environment to the City of Colorado Springs for park and trail uses.
Developer Contact
Vineyards, LLC Vince Colarelli 111 S. Tejon St., Suite 112 Colorado Springs, CO 80903 719-475-7997 vince@colarelliconstruction.com www.vineyarddatacenterpark.com Documents For Download 
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The Vineyards Property Urban Renewal Plan was approved by the Colorado Springs City Council on March 22, 2011. The boundaries of the Area include approximately 109 acres of land generally defined to include 4 legal parcels plus public rights-of-way. Geographically, it is situated in southern Colorado Springs near the vicinity of Interstate 25 (I-25) and Circle Drive, immediately east of I-25, west of Fountain Creek, north of Spring Run (irrigation canal), and south of El Pomar Youth Sports Complex.
The site was originally developed, many years ago as a golf course with a clubhouse, restaurant, vineyard and homes. Over the years those uses proved not to be economically viable and the property fell into disrepair. Environmental issues also made redevelopment difficult and expensive. The current plan is to create a data center/industrial park on 61 acres and dedicate approximately 48 acres of open space and riparian environment to the City of Colorado Springs for park and trail uses. The long range plan includes the development of an “Energy from Waste” power plant that will operate on renewable energy as well as reduce the trash deposited in the County land fill locations. In addition to creating jobs and increasing tax revenues, the development team envisions the establishing a curriculum with the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs that will train a workforce with skills necessary to manage and operate a data center facility. The vision for the Vineyard property is “to develop one of the nation’s only sustainable data center / industrial campuses which leverages the broad resources of the community to provide an environment that is sustainable, resilient and economically efficient enough to brand Colorado Springs on a national level.” Specific objectives include the following:
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