Rowan Digital Infrastructure is pressing the City of Lytle to close a sewer service agreement for its Project Cinco data center campus in Medina County, offering to cover at least its proportionate share of a siphon upgrade as the first building on the 440-acre site nears completion and the developer lifts its planned investment to at least $1.8 billion.
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