Developer abandons $500 million Prosper data center plan
Plans for a controversial $500 million data center in Prosper have been officially canceled following community opposition regarding utility and environmental impacts.
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Plans for a controversial $500 million data center in Prosper have been officially canceled following community opposition regarding utility and environmental impacts.
Residents in Prosper and neighboring Aubrey are urging local officials to reject a proposed data center development due to concerns about noise, water usage, and electricity demand.
The Prosper Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to deny a rezoning request for a controversial data center project, citing insufficient studies and lack of community benefit.
More than 400 emails and over an hour of public comment preceded a unanimous recommendation to deny Project Tomahawk off FM 1385. The vote is a recommendation, not a decision.
The Prosper Town Council will consider an ordinance amending the Unified Development Code. Proposed updates address closing applications, dual brand hotel standards, Commercial District setbacks, landscape criteria, Dallas North Tollway District parking rules, jellyfish-style...