The article says the following:

The moratorium was later refined to only high-density applicants WHO'S BUSINESS WOULD USE 250 kilowatt hours of electricity per square foot of space per year, but less than 5 average megawatts overall. Users of more than 5 megawatts need a power contract with the PUD.

Since it says, "WHO'S BUSINESS WOULD USE" instead of "WHO'S BUILDING WOULD USE," I would have to be cautious. I need to find out more from the PUD before signing my name on the dotted line. Can you tell me what PUD it is? Is this Chelan or Douglas? I need to know so I can call them.

Your thread began with the following advertisement that indicates "1,000 feet":

Quote from: scyth3 on January 16, 2016, 05:02:25 AM

I have a small data center looking to rent for $1000/month, $1000 deposit, and $1000 finders fee.

Available beginning of March 2016

Must be able to pass credit and background check. $30 application fee.

Includes:
2x 200amp 120/240V single phase panels
16x 30amp outlets, PDUs included with C13 and C20 outlets. C13/C14 and C19/C13 power cables also included.
Rooftop evaporative cooler
3x exhaust fans
Fiber Internet available, modem included.
~1000 sqft
<3cent/kWh electric rate

All you need would be miners, PSUs, network switches and ethernet cables. Would be good for around 60x S7

Located in Central WA.