Developer scrapes data center plan for Prosper, Texas
Developers for Project Tomahawk have scrapped plans for a new data center in Prosper, Texas. This decision follows the unanimous denial of a zoning change by town commissioners, as developers expressed unwillingness to build where they are not wanted.
The developers behind "Project Tomahawk," a proposed half-billion-dollar data center spanning over 200,000 square feet in Prosper, Texas, have announced they are abandoning the project. This decision comes after the town's commissioners unanimously voted last week to deny the necessary zoning change for the development.
The developers cited local opposition, stating they "don't want to build in communities where they're not wanted." The proposed data center had been a subject of local discussion prior to the town's scheduled meeting to discuss the project further.