North Texas data center up for consideration, drawing controversy from residents
A proposed data center in Westlake, Texas, is facing controversy from residents ahead of a discussion by the city's Planning and Zoning Commission. Officials claim the project will boost city revenue and not affect the water supply. The data center is planned to be built off Highway 377 near Keller.
A proposed data center development in Westlake, Texas, has become a focal point of local controversy, prompting an upcoming discussion by the city's Planning and Zoning Commission. The project, slated for construction off Highway 377 near Keller, aims to bring significant revenue to the town, according to local officials.
Despite assurances from city officials that the data center will not negatively impact the local water supply, residents have expressed concerns, contributing to the project's controversial status. The commission's meeting is anticipated to address these public concerns and the proposed development's overall implications for the Westlake community.