Ruthenium infrastructure support
A Water Works audited report records execution of a utility-support agreement for an aquifer-storage-and-recovery well.
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Separate data-center campuses, operating permits and infrastructure investments across West Des Moines.

Microsoft data-center aerial reproduced in the City’s 2025 report. Specific campus and photo capture date not identified; not evidence of current construction.
Source: City of West Des Moines Community and Economic Development, 2025 Annual Report, p. 10; photographer not identifiedView original sourceMicrosoft data-center aerial reproduced in the City’s 2025 report. Specific campus and photo capture date not identified; not evidence of current construction.
Source: City of West Des Moines Community and Economic Development, 2025 Annual Report, p. 10; photographer not identifiedMicrosoft’s West Des Moines investment spans multiple campuses. Ginger East, Willow Creek, Ginger West and proposed Ruthenium each have their own permit, infrastructure and development history.
A Water Works audited report records execution of a utility-support agreement for an aquifer-storage-and-recovery well.
SourceDNR air-quality operating permit 24-TV-005 was issued, expiring December 8, 2029.
SourceDNR air-quality operating permit 26-TV-003 was issued, expiring April 9, 2031.
SourceOriginal summary showing different evidence types. It is not a campus map, construction schedule or completion claim.
Supporting sourceOriginal evidence guide. Operating authorization and utility support do not by themselves establish completion or construction commencement.
Supporting sourceOfficial records and reporting, with access limitations noted.