Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood to hold data center meeting
A data center proposed at 25th Street and Sherman Drive in Indianapolis' Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood has cleared the city's legislative approval process. Residents are being briefed on the project's tax incentives and community benefits, while religious leaders oppose public funding and others have filed a civil complaint seeking judicial review of the zoning approval process.
Residents of Indianapolis' Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood are scheduled to receive an update on Metro Block's proposed data center at 25th Street and Sherman Drive. The project has cleared the city's legislative approval hurdles, and the meeting will address its tax incentive package and potential benefits for the surrounding community.
The project faces opposition from religious leaders who object to the use of public dollars. Other opponents have filed a civil complaint requesting judicial review of how the zoning approval was handled. The community meeting is being held at Frederick Douglass Park.