Tuckahoe Technology Park is a proposed master-planned data center campus located along Highway 6 (Patterson Avenue) between Highway 288 and Hockett Road. The project is proposed in accordance with (and consistent with) the Technology Overlay District (TOD), approved by the Goochland County Board of Supervisors in November 2025.

Tuckahoe Technology Park will establish the County’s first master-planned data center campus designed to deliver long-term tax revenues, high-wage employment, and infrastructure investment, while carefully managing sound, traffic, environmental, and visual impacts to surrounding residential and recreational uses.

Overview

Investing in Goochland County

Tuckahoe Technology Park represents a significant private investment in Goochland County that will:

  • Generate significant new local tax revenues
  • Create new, well-compensated construction and technology jobs
  • Improve public infrastructure, including increasing utility reliability and improving roads
  • Strengthen the local economy for decades to come
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Map of Proposed Tuckahoe Technology Park
Benefits

Developing Responsibly

Tuckahoe Technology Park is being developed by Tract, a national leader in responsible infrastructure development. Our approach is to develop projects that integrate with their surroundings, including context-sensitive design choices, and strategic investment in local infrastructure.

At Tuckahoe Technology Park, this means:

  • Natural buffers along all boundaries of the property, including a minimum of 250-foot planted buffer adjacent to the residential properties to the north and to all agricultural zoned property
  • Setbacks from neighboring properties, including a minimum of 500-foot building setback from residential properties to the north, and a minimum of 250-foot building setback from Richmond Country Club
  • Site design consistent with the Goochland County’s Technology Overlay District
  • Lower impact development, minimizing negative impacts such as traffic, while maximizing economic benefits, such as substantial tax revenues
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Facts

Your Questions, Answered

Once in operation, the Technology Park is expected to employ approximately 350 permanent employees on the site, including network engineers, support specialists, and site operations and maintenance.

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