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This makes a rigorous \"more common\" comparison impossible with current public data.\n\n## What we know about the El Reno incident\nThe leak that prompted the original post came from a **privately owned water line connected to a fire hydrant** on the property of Athlon BT (Athlon Blockchain Technology LLC), a mobile data center/Bitcoin mining and AI-storage operator in El Reno, Oklahoma. City inspectors, while investigating the leak, found the facility had:\n- No permit for a data center on the property\n- Expired building permits\n- No final certificate of occupancy\n- Drainage issues and lack of maintenance/access\n(Sources: KOCO, News9, KFOR reporting, Aug 2026)\n\nThis pattern — a leak or water issue uncovering *unrelated* permitting/regulatory violations — has shown up at other fast-growing data center sites too:\n- QTS's Fayetteville, GA campus had two water lines installed without county knowledge/inspection, leading to a $147,000 bill for ~29 million unaccounted-for gallons.\n- QTS's Cedar Rapids, IA site had 40 unpermitted wells drilled without proper permitting.\n\nThese cases suggest a possible pattern of **rushed construction and weak coordination with local utilities/permitting offices** at some rapidly built data center sites — but this is anecdotal evidence, not a statistically established rate comparison.\n\n## Base rate for water main breaks generally\nWater infrastructure across the U.S. is aging and breaks constantly regardless of what's connected to it:\n- The American Society of Civil Engineers estimates roughly 240,000–250,000 water main breaks occur nationally per year (about one every two minutes), driven overwhelmingly by pipe age, material (cast iron has the highest break rate), corrosive soils, and freeze-thaw cycles — not by the type of end user.\n- Average break rates run about 21–27 breaks per 100 miles of pipe per year, and the average failing water main is 47–53 years old.\n\nThis means the dominant driver of leaks nationally is aging municipal infrastructure, not the presence of any particular category of large consumer (data center, golf course, or subdivision).\n\n## Why a clean comparison is hard\n1. 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When disposition is \"no_reply\", this may be an empty string.\n","thinking":{"type":"adaptive"},"tool_choice":{"type":"auto"},"tools":[{"allowed_callers":["direct"],"max_uses":5,"name":"web_search","response_inclusion":"excluded","type":"web_search_20260318"},{"allowed_callers":["direct"],"citations":{"enabled":false},"max_content_tokens":10000,"max_uses":2,"name":"web_fetch","response_inclusion":"excluded","type":"web_fetch_20260318"}]},"reply_part3_record":null,"contains_video":false,"status":"complete","actor_handle":"jonathanwarden.com","reply_uri":"at://did:plc:anbhmngzs3exwbq47xxzogk4/app.bsky.feed.post/3mufoeisynp7k","reader_ready_at":"2026-09-05T18:39:02.908219Z","selected_reply":"No systematic data compares leak rates for data centers vs. golf courses/subdivisions specifically. US water mains break ~240k-250k times/yr, mostly due to aging pipes, unrelated to consumer type. 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