Opponents urge Virginia leaders not to appeal ruling voiding data center rezoning

Residents of Prince William County, Virginia, are actively urging county leaders not to appeal a recent court decision concerning the proposed Prince William Digital Gateway data center campus. The court ruling voided the county's prior rezoning approval for what opponents describe as the "world's largest data center." Residents view this as an opportunity for elected leaders to alleviate pain and move past the "insanity of land use and industrialization" to protect the county's unique character. A county spokesperson confirmed that Prince William County officials are currently reviewing the court's decision, indicating that a final stance on an appeal has not yet been determined.