Greenleaf passes resolution to protect against data center projects

The Greenleaf, Wisconsin village board passed a resolution that gives residents the final say on data center projects in their community. The resolution requires 15% of registered voters to sign a petition for a zoning change to allow a data center, which would then be put to a public vote. This is seen as a way to deter future data center projects from coming to Greenleaf. The nearby town of Wrightstown also discussed a similar resolution but tabled the vote for a future meeting.