// FAQ — cut from 12 to 6 (2026-08-02). The other six are now answered in
// more depth by the Elephants-in-the-Room panels (noise, lighting, traffic,
// generators, power source/cost) — this section keeps only the questions
// Elephants doesn't cover, and links into the relevant panel or section for
// anyone who wants the sourced version. No mobile "show all" toggle needed
// anymore; six questions fit on one screen without truncation.
function FAQ() {
const sections = [
{ title: 'About the project', items: [
{ q: 'How is this data center regulated?', a: <>{SITE.county} has adopted a section of its land use regulations dedicated to data centers — covering where they can locate, size, setbacks and open space, noise limits at property lines, cooling technology, lighting standards, wildlife protections, and utility responsibilities. {SITE.park} is designed in this template to comply with that ordinance and obtain a permit before construction. See the full commitments list. },
{ q: 'Why is this project different from other large developments?', a: 'A data center adds industrial property value with a small onsite workforce and comparatively low day-to-day traffic — that’s a real structural difference from housing or retail, not a reason to skip the specific questions residents actually have.' },
{ q: 'Who is the project sponsor?', a: <>{SITE.sponsor} is the sponsor behind {SITE.park} in this template. Site planning, permitting, and construction are shown as subject to {SITE.county} land use review, with environmental and traffic studies submitted before vertical work begins. },
{ q: 'What is the project timeline?', a: 'In this demonstration, site preparation and utility coordination begin first, with the first data hall energized roughly a year later. Subsequent halls phase in over a five-to-six year buildout, sequenced against substation upgrades and water infrastructure milestones. Each phase would trigger a fresh round of county engineering review in a real deployment, so the schedule adjusts to permitting outcomes rather than running on a fixed calendar.' },
]},
{ title: 'Infrastructure & quality of life', items: [
{ q: 'Does the water, sewer, and power investment only serve this project?', a: <>Some of the infrastructure a project like this requires can also extend capacity for the surrounding area — but not automatically, and not without a docket to check. See how cost allocation actually works under Oklahoma’s large-load tariff law. },
{ q: 'What about noise, lighting, and wildlife?', a: <>Each gets its own sourced answer: noise, night lighting, and the full commitments list covering setbacks and buffers. },
]},
];
return (
11 Transparency
Frequently asked questions.
For the concerns residents raise most, see the straight answers — sourced, with the strongest version of each worry addressed directly. This section covers what's left.