Hearing over proposed Westlake data center has been delayed as some area residents fight it
A hearing over a proposed data center in Westlake, Texas, near Keller, has been delayed due to a restraining order. Residents in Keller are actively opposing the development, citing concerns about its proximity to homes, water usage, and noise. Westlake officials note that the land in question has been zoned commercial industrial for nearly 30 years.
A hearing concerning a proposed data center located in Westlake, Texas, near the border with Keller, has been postponed until the 25th. The original hearing was scheduled to address arguments regarding a restraining order related to the data center development.
Residents from Keller are actively opposing the project, expressing significant concerns about its proximity to their homes, as well as potential impacts on water usage and increased noise levels. The municipality of Westlake has stated that the land designated for the data center, which abuts its border with Keller, has been zoned for commercial industrial use for nearly three decades.